At the very least,I would definetly tell Amazon or Sure
Needs,whichever,I am thinking about asking an Attorney (and y'all just
know how crooked those crooked greedy Attorneys are) about what are my
rights? I believe you would win.
cuhulin

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 16:47:12 -0500, wrote:

At the very least,I would definetly tell Amazon or Sure
Needs,whichever,I am thinking about asking an Attorney (and y'all just
know how crooked those crooked greedy Attorneys are) about what are my
rights? I believe you would win.
cuhulin
It's not worth all that. I just can't believe you have to go the
Amazon route to buy this receiver or go through AES or Universal Radio
and pay top dollar at $154.00.

What's that they say about "If it sounds too good to be true"?
You probably would feel bad anyway knowing you cheated them out of close to
$100...



"Ryan" wrote in message
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On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 15:28:50 -0500, wrote:

It was their screwup,not yours.They honored your payment already.
cuhulin
They say it was Amazons error and they will refund the money I paid.
I argued with them but they won't budge. Sure Needs doesn't even have
a phone number. It takes 7 days to refund but the sure took the money
out of my account in minutes. It would be like me saying I'll take 5
bucks for an item on Ebay, getting paid then reversing myself saying i
put the wron amount on bid. You can't win with these guys.

Ryan wrote in
:

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 15:28:50 -0500, wrote:

It was their screwup,not yours.They honored your payment already.
cuhulin
They say it was Amazons error and they will refund the money I paid.
I argued with them but they won't budge. Sure Needs doesn't even have
a phone number. It takes 7 days to refund but the sure took the money
out of my account in minutes. It would be like me saying I'll take 5
bucks for an item on Ebay, getting paid then reversing myself saying i
put the wron amount on bid. You can't win with these guys.


Call your credit card company and tell them about the transacation.