ddog
Member
Registered: Nov 1999
Location: San Francisco
Posts: 3 |
Hello,
I also received a second Visor and was charged for it.
I am INRAGED at their inept rouge dealings, they billed my credit card without my consent, this is a violation of law, and this isn't the first time they did this to me.
This time they sent me a Visor to go along with the billing, I am going to keep it, and have them credit my account or contest it with my credit card company.
From my research today, if you receive an unsolicited product delivered to you, you can keep it and you don't have to pay, it is considered a gift. This is from the USPS website that has a link to the Federal Trade Commission site regarding this practice. California State law also forbids this act.
This practice is an unfair trade practice, and while their intent may not be malicious, the act is. The act intimidates people to keep it and pay for it, or having to call and wait on hold for an hour to have them shuffle you off the phone and loose your request for reimbursement.
Credit card companies on the other hand have an excellent law mandated billing dispute process, and you don�t have to wait on hold for hours, though it take a while to get restitution.
I don�t think I am over reacting, practices such as this compromise your credit security, if it so easy for them to over bill, send multiple products, bill without warrant, how secure is the sensitive information we intrusted to them? I am now forced to cancel my credit card to insure they can no longer bill to it, this has been a pain in the ASS.
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