should i be able to get money back?
403826
I would say yes, she did. Ask her and if not write the I R S with all details, and they have yo inform you how much your aunt got on your behalf.
362199
yes you need the money order back,  then you can date it or take it back where you bought it.
485291
I would think that you would be able to get your money back unless there was something specifically worded that you couldn't.  You never owned a pet and never signed anything, so I don't see what right they have to hold your money.  Some apartments you literally have to fight to get deposits back.  I had an apartment once, paid my pet deposit, and all I owned was a cat.  The deal with mine was that I got my deposit back upon leaving as long as there was no damage caused by the pet.  When I did move out, my apartment actually looked better than when I moved in but the landlord claimed damage that didn't even exist.  Long story short, I had to really show my a$$ and make a royal nuisance of myself, but I got my money back.
935499
don't use the money, they most likely will notice that they made a mistake. I would call them and tell them that they are overpaying you. or go back to the office with the money and tell them what is going on. if they say they overpaid then you will have to give them the money back but if they say the money is yours, then you can keep it. if they ask for it back and you don't give it back, they can and will sue you, I am sure you don't want that
720110
It all depends on the contract that you signed.  Most of the time you get the deposit back in full if you do a good job cleaning and maintaining the place.  If you don't, they keep it to go toward your lack of maintenance.  If it's part of your contract that you do get your first month rent back, then you will (or should).  Check your copy of the contract to see for sure.  If it's not part of your contract to get your first month back, you probably shouldn't worry about getting the deposit back either because he kept it for this month's rent instead.  Again, review your contract.
405735
You can get your money back - In fact, if you no longer owe anything on the account, they will mail it to you. They cannot keep it, especially due to being audited.\n\nHowever, if you still owe on the debt, it's unlikely you will get it back. They will apply it to the principal on the account.
947821
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.
813338
Demand that you want your money back by any means possible.  You are right.  It isnt fair.  You are entitled to your money back and if they don't give you your money back then that's against the law.
831157
Its almost certainly a scam.  What they will probably do is pay you more than the item is worth, and ask you to send some of the money back (to cover shipping or something along those lines).  By they time their Money Order is discovered to be fraudulent, they have your item and your "refund" money.  And you get stuck paying the returned check fees at your bank as well.  Tell them that you only take Paypal and see if they send you any $$.
1091181
small claims court can take care of you. If you paid for something and didnt recieve it and you werent told or signed something saying you wouldne be getting a refund, then you can take them to small claims court. You dont need an attorney. Just call the courthouse and ask them how you file a small claims lawsuit. I would also call the better business bureau or go online for the BBB, they give them a bad rep and you will get your money back. It might be difficult and take a while but you will get it back.
412495
i agree with the guy who says pull his legs off. then you could beat him with them!! take him to court even if you can't get the money back you can be a pain in his ***!!!
975472
Why not ask for your money back.
698939
Technically, yes they can sue you for not making the proper payment. If you are at least making payments, the chances of them actually suing you are slim to nil.They will however continue to contact you trying to get the full payment. What I would recommend is for you to contact an account rep, explain your situation and see what they can do to help. When you just send a lower payment in instead of the full amount, they will charge penalties and interest, but if you speak with them and make other arrangements, in most cases they can and will lower the interest and also remove the extra fees. As long as you are willing to make the payments, they are willing to help.
771864
Call the company and explain the situation.  They can often reverse the charge on your account when you correct the situation.  Most places are reasonable.
716441
You need to call the numbers that are listed on the collection notices, give them your name and information, and verify with them if the payment is infact taken care of, or needs to be paid.  They are usually more than willing to help you give them their money back.  :)
1036670
It certainly can't hurt since it may be the only way of getting your money back.  The cost of filing for small claims is minimal.  Any documentation you have pertaining to the loan (promissory note, e-mail acknowledging the loan, etc.) will help your case.  Try to get something more than your-word-against-hers; something that proves you actually loaned her the money.  Good luck!
453561
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.