I ordered $63.30 worth of baseball cards from baseballcardzone.com on March 3rd 2006. The payment went right through and on my bank statement it says "Marks Baseball Zone". I still haven't recieved my cards and have attempted to email them quite a few times with no response. I don't know what to do in this situation. I tried looking it up online for a phone number, but all I have is the state it is based in. (IL) I have run in to nothing but dead roads. What do I do now?  Please Help!!!
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Try going to your bank.  Explain to the customer service rep what happened and tell them that you want your money back. The bank will make inquires into the transaction and demand from the company statements that gave them permission to take money out of the account.  Usually the bank will have info to this company.  If this fails then you are out of luck and you should report them for fraud to the police.
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Mike Piazza receives literally thousands of pieces of mail in care of his team; most are autograph requests. Virtually every piece of mail sent to him c/o the team is thrown away without ever being opened. Your best shot - and it's a long shot - is to try writing him in care of his agent:\nBeverly Hills Sports Council\nAttention: Dan Lozano\n131 S Rodeo Drive \nBeverly Hills, CA 90212
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Email whoever you purchased the game from, and explain to them the situation. Hopefully they'll have a record of your purchase online and can retrieve your key or supply you with a new one. If all else fails, try www.listgame.com to see if they offer something that can help you. Good luck!
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Most all of the card co.'s. They all have web sites. Some have them by the box and some even have single units. All the ones I've seen have photos and stick what you want in the shopping cart and follow the prompts. They (real co.'s) have secure sites and you can pay with plastic or even find a local dealer in your area and buy locally.
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I too would like to know how one gets these numbers! I have just spent one hour and a half trying to find a user name. The form refers to the password, there is not a space that indicates user name. I've tried everything from help, I don't care, prayers, words I even made up and all I kept getting was the message that the name was taken.  Without this field being answered, you can not get a #, but it makes me wonder if you get a # what happens when you go to claim your prize? If someone out there can help me with the user thing, then perhaps they will be able to guide person wondering how do you get a number.  From all the fine print I understand that everyday by 8:00a.m. you will receive by e-mail your number and if you see it on anyone of the two programs you e-mail them back and supposedly win???? Each day you will receive a new number and so on and so on.
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they dont need the actual card, marianne.  if they have the account number and expiration date, many businesses will accept phoned-in orders without actually checking to see a physical card.  i'm glad your company didn't process that huge transaction.\n\nthese ^ guys are right... you're a victim of credit card fraud.  call ALL your creditors immediately, as well as the police, to CYA.  if they have one of your numbers, they could have gotten more,  especially if you order things online.
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hi first of all top team lol \nrite have you emailed them ???\nhow did you pay you may be able to get your money back through your payment option ie.bank card ring bank talk to them \nwas it a proper liverpool site or was it a sports shop ??\nplease give as much info as possableok go into paypal go into history and it should have it there find the email addy or site name then go from there report it to paypal too they can try to claim your money back
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Hello,\n\nYou should contact the store and ask if they can provide you with receipts for purchases during this time period.\n\nIf the purchases were not made by you, but money has been taken from your card to fund purchases; then you should get on to your account provider and explain the situation (as your card may have been cloned or details stolen).\n\nThanks
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I think you should ask a baseball card hobby shop. That is their business so they'd know best. Look a few up in the yellow pages and make some phone calls.
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sh it   man  ,,,,,  you  say  hay  i got  a  bunch  of  pre maddonnas  on  my  team,, an  besides  im  waiting  to  beat  you  in  the  play offs!!  besides  the 420 ballaz   wich  is  i,,,,  is 9-0-0  baby,,  when  i  win  i  walk  with  400$ cash!! you  guys  got  cash  on  the  line????
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Have you signed for the goods? Recieved in good condition, if yes, did you report the damage to the carrier? if you didn't, you should have. it's your word against the sellers, to prove that you have or have not ordered the wrong parts, but if you can't get to speak to them, after a lot of effort, then you could do the following, give Visa the full story and tel them that you wish not to honour the payment, if your in time they will do this for you. and take the money beck from the seller untill it,s resolved.\nCancel your card transaction and stay in control of the deal, as soon as the card people tell them that you have refused the deal, expect the call from them, and sort your problem out. keep proof of every thing in these dealings.
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Don't SEND it anywhere.  Don't let it leave your posession.  Take it to a baseball card shop where they can give you a ballpark idea on it's value.  Tell them you want it for insurance purposes and they'll give you a truer amount.  If they think you want to sell it, they will lower the amount.
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Do not buy them at a baseball stadium, they are way overpriced there.  Also, do not buy them from mlb.com.  The places I have found the best deals at are ebay and local sporting goods stores (such as Big 5).
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Well, the question is going to open up a big bag of worms. Did you know that you can dispute any charge to your card within 30 days, and they wont pay or incure the charge on your card. However, if it is a signed slip, they just match it with your signature(s) on file from the application and prior charges. Now, if something is unsigned, that would depend on the how the charges were incurred. Home solicitations, ( over the phone ), they are suppose to go through a series of questions to make sure you are who you say you are, problem is, these companies are more than happy to just charge it, and get the sale. That opens a whole legal battle on their part if someone did steal a card. Because they didnt do their due process to make sure it was legit. Now, if the "shipping" address is the same as the "billing" address , then they will win.\nYour question can not be answered as easily as you asked because each situation has diifferent rules they go by. Gas stations, all tape their "pump" transactions, and would be very easy to determine if it was you, or not. \nThe answer is, there is no black and white answer, each purchase has different rules they follow.
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Stupid Umpire!\n\n\nYes it is legal in a way. The strike zone is based on the relation of the ball's position to the batter while over the plate, that doesn't vary, but, if the umpire can't get a good look at it the judgement is gonna be clouded a bit. \n\nNow, some pitches are so borderline close so that all aspects of it are taken into account when calling balls or strikes. That means, if the catcher sets up on the outside corner, and the pitch is VERY close to the outside corner, and the catcher nabs it without flinching, or moving the glove at all, we got a strike! If that some pitch were to come in, and the catcher flat missed it and it was called a strike, the only one in the park who would believe it would be the umpire! Usually when a catcher misse a pitch that was "borderline" and it is called a strike, the ensuing comments will be 'but the catcher couldn't evn handle it". \n\nThis umpire may have been trying to tell your son that he didn't want to get hit. None of us want to get hit, but 9 year olds? I worked a 9U tourney this weekend and got hit a few times, never told the catcher he had better start catching those. If he was missing a lot of them, I might tell his coach he nedds to get me some help back there. I worked a HS playoff game the monday following the tourney, and ws hit square in the arm with an 85 mph fast ball that did come off the dirt, but the catcher never laid a glove on it. I did (jokingly of course) threaten to boot that kid out into centerfield! He apologized for missing it, but that does happen.\n\nBottom line is it sounds as if the umpire in this game ought not to be calling 9U ball! Tell your son to keep trying, and work on the catch. Don't let the umpire scare him off. \n\nCatchers are my favorite players! they are my first line of protection from the 80+ mph missiles being thrown at me!
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If you have any concerns, then you should address them directly with NDTV immediately. The chances are that they are just a little slow to fulfil your order.\n\nIf you are not satisfied with their response (or you don't receive one) and you paid them with a credit card, you should contact your bank and request a chargeback as soon as possible. Alternatively, if you used Paypal or someone like them, they will also have methods for dealing with non-responsive merchants.\n\nAll the best with it!\n\nCheers\nAlister\nhttp://www.marketscience.com.au
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the seller asked the credit card company to confirm that your card was good and had available credit so the seller would get paid by the credit card company.  either there was a problem with your information (wrong number) or there was a problem with your card (late in paying, over limit, etc).  in any event, the card company won't accept your card, so unless you can correct the situation or use another card, you can't shop online for awhile.\n\ngood luck!