On 20 Apr 2005 15:03:25 -0700, "RHF"
wrote:

RYAN,
.
Usually Possession is said to be 9/10ths of the Law.
.
If you Receive the Item and Take Possession of It.
The Transaction is Complete and It is Yours.
( Unless You Give the Item Back. )
Then the Seller would have to Appeal the
Transaction to the Courts. {Not Likely}
.
If the Seller contacts the Shipper and the Shipper
Returns the Item to the Seller. Meaning that you
never 'physically take possession of the item'; and
the Seller Returns All Your Money to You. Then
the Transaction is Null and Void. You would have
to Appeal the Transaction to Amazon.Com or the
Courts. { Is It Worth It ? }
.
hope you have the radio in-your-hands soon ~ RHF
. . . . .

From my checking account:

04/19/2005 DEBIT PURCHASE -46.71
AMZ*Amazon Payments AMAZON.COM WA

And the subsequent checking account entry is (or will be) CREDIT REFUND
46.71

Or am I mistaken....

On 20 Apr 2005 15:29:06 -0700, "John S." wrote:

And the subsequent checking account entry is (or will be) CREDIT REFUND
46.71

Or am I mistaken....
Correct.

I still say the radio is legally yours.And if the radio shows up to
you,just Smile and enjoy YOUR Radio.
cuhulin

I can tell you for certain now,the radio is legally yours.If you decide
to take them to Court, (I Definately Would!) hang on to all email
transactions (and all paper work too,if any) and make paper copies of
them.
cuhulin

wrote:
I can tell you for certain now,the radio is legally yours.If you
decide
to take them to Court, (I Definately Would!) hang on to all email
transactions (and all paper work too,if any) and make paper copies of
them.
cuhulin

Cookoolin, the lawyer.............

I'm sure he will be retaining you for your advice.

But, probably not.

Les

A good Attorney and he won't lose so much as a penny and the radio is
his.I am telling y'all I am right.I have already checked it out.
cuhulin

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 19:32:08 -0500, wrote:

A good Attorney and he won't lose so much as a penny and the radio is
his.I am telling y'all I am right.I have already checked it out.
cuhulin
I wouldn't even consider a lawyer over something like this. I just
thought once I would get a good deal even by mistake. Anyway, who's a
good dealer to get a Sony from?

www.jr.com is very good.One of the best.
cuhulin

Ryan wrote in
:

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 19:32:08 -0500, wrote:

A good Attorney and he won't lose so much as a penny and the radio is
his.I am telling y'all I am right.I have already checked it out.
cuhulin
I wouldn't even consider a lawyer over something like this. I just
thought once I would get a good deal even by mistake. Anyway, who's a
good dealer to get a Sony from?


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