Wangstang
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As soon as they refused to accept the return, I would have taken a screen shot of their store return policy and submitted a claim with the credit card company explaining that the item was deffective and they weren't accepting returns despite the situation meeting the published return policy. Then write an email to tooltopia which I'd also print and mail via certified mail USPS explaining the situation and that you filled a credit card dispute. In the email I would go on to say that I now considered the jack as abandonded poperty since I didn't want a deffective item and that they were refusing to take it back. I'd advise them that they had 90 days to either come pick it up or to send $40.00 for me to ship it back to them since they had already refused my attempt to return it. I'd advise them that the end of the 90 days, they would lose all legal rights to claim the item and that I would then dispose of it at my discretion.
You tried to play by their rules and they refused so now you make the rules. The credit card company will side with you...which is why you always pay with a credit card & not a debit card.
The terms and conditions of that store credit were bull poo by the way.
No tooltopia for me...and between my cars, the service work I do and my family farm it's never less than $1000 in tools a year.
Wes
You tried to play by their rules and they refused so now you make the rules. The credit card company will side with you...which is why you always pay with a credit card & not a debit card.
The terms and conditions of that store credit were bull poo by the way.
No tooltopia for me...and between my cars, the service work I do and my family farm it's never less than $1000 in tools a year.
Wes
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