How do I get money back from online businesses that didn't deliver their products and won't answer back?
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Assuming that you used your credit card to make the purchase, just call your bank and dispute the charge. \nYou will get an instant 'temporary credit' back on your credit card.\n\nGood Luck....
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Hi, \n\nNEVER TRUST EBAY OR PAYPAL!!\n\nI use Amazon it is the best of them...\n\nThanks!!\nYou should be entitled to some compensation...
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Go back to the ebay listing you used to purchase the item and see what it says about refunds, and there are links to report problems (to Ebay)\nGo to (in ebay) HOME>MYEBAY>DISPUTE CONSOLE>ITEMS NOT RECEIVED OR NOT AS DESCRIBED and follow the instructions there.(you will need the item number, and it needs to have been between 10 and 60 days since the sale ended to give it a chance to get to you)\n\nTo get your money back, go to PAYPAL homepage and I'm sure there are instructions there (you must sign in first)
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If you gave them their money back then you really don't have a quarrell with them. You were out money by waiting on them you should have not given the money back. \n\nEveryone has a soft spot in them, so if you do then agree to give some back. Don't lket people do things like this without some sort of penalty. They should have at least paid for the days you thought you had rent coming in and more advertising from the people you turned away after you had it rented.\n\nIn the future make it clear that you are charging a holding deposit which means they are paying for you to hold it. Whether they rent it or not they pay an agreed portion for you to stop advertising. And then for goodness sakes keep it because of all the trouble you were caused.\n\nCall a screening company in your area and ask them. They would be glad to have the info.
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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
420986
Send a polite email saying it wasn't clear that you had to pay.\n\nAssuming you haven't used it then they may be ok with you.
471605
Depends on where the business is located. if it is a US Business you would want to file a report with Better Business Bureau at http://www.bbb.org/   They follow up on the complaints and also advise consumers to stay clear for bad services.
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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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We had a similar problem The bank will follow through as they will want there money back also. The best thing is to protect your details I dont deal with anyone that does paper transactions anymore as Our details were taken from a carbon in th rubish of a chineese Resturant so if there machine isnt working we go elsewhere.
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Request a refund from the vendor. If you get no reply, like my mom did when she ordered one of my college texbooks, then you can file a claim. E-bay will giving you a waiting period to get in contact with the vendor, after the period is over, you have the right to a claim. Filing a claim is a legal action that will help you get your money back. Your bank should be helpful in this process.
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(Im in the UK, but hopefully its too different in the USA)  \n\nYou have the right to ask who their 'governing body' is and they MUST tell you.\n\nThen tell the company that either they assist you with your problem in a reasonable manner or you will need to go to their governing body.\n\nI would write to the retail company (send it recorded delivery) as you will find that MOST companies request that any complaints be put in writing (this is what they do to make it that little bit harder and time consuming - its done on purpose!!!)  but either way if you email or write  put whatever the problem is to them, and then tell them what you want the outcome to be (dont mess around, if, for example you want a refund, tell them this in no uncertain terms, if you want a replacement, tell them this in no uncertain terms) and then give a deadline for them to respond  to your reqeust (normally 10 working days is acceptable)  (their response may not nescessarily mean RESOLVE - they may send you a letter of acknowledgement saying that they have recieved your letter and will respond to your letter with regard to your complaint within (i.e.) 10 working days etc etc) and then you simply wait for their response, but ensure that, if you do not get a response that you act, as they may be hoping that you 'cant be bothered to take it further' (believe it or not, some companies work on this basis - the consumer not being 'bothered' to uphold their rights')\n\nIf you do need to go further then the fact that you have given the retail company ample time and a chance to resolve the issue already will show as a credit on you to the 'governing body'.  \n\nBy the way - if this retail company offers you anything, for example a 'gift voucher' etc then if you accept this then you are accepting to put an end to the situation and there is no more you can do (WITHOUT PREJUDICE) - so if you want a FULL refund, or a REPLACEMENT then dont accept anything until AFTER you have got what you wanted!!!\n\nBut throughout it all and with EVERYONE you contact regarding this issue then be clear asto what EXACTLY you want and also, give reasonable time limits asto when you expect a response (otherwise they will push it as far they can!!)\n\nGOOD LUCK     -    I hope this helps, but please remember....... this is based on how it would work in the UK
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I'm sure there is really no legal matter that you could persue, but you could bring it up to a higher power than the person that sent it to you. Cause that is not good customer service. They could decline you in  amuch nicer way.
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Yes! You can try waiting, but if they find the error, you will have to repay them. If they really don't like you, they could claim you commited fraud to get the money.
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Just goto http://www.clickbank.com/cs/cs-inquiry.cgi and do as directed. OR Simply contact ClickBank, mydatajob's payment processor for the refunds providing them your receipt number you got when you made the purchase.\n\nMany of these data entry opportunities are pure scam artists. I am working with http://www.DataEntryCompany.com and they are awesome. Very transparent and great service for customers.
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on the recieving end?\nlol....go to customer care
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Both paypal and ebay have ways of helping you with this.  You need to contact each of the respective groups at ebay and paypal to help you get this resolved.  I was cheated once on ebay and going through the process got me my money back and they even went after the seller to make sure this hadn't happened before.
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1) Stop dealing with the company\n2) Go to their website or phone their 1-800 cust serv # and tell them why.\n3) Tell everyone one of your friends, plus EVERYONE on the internet the name of the company and what they did to offend you.\n\nSo, the company won't have your money.\nThey'll probably send you coupons or a letter of apology if you give your info to the cust serv # guy.\nYou give them a black eye in advertising.