Process for Getting Our Money Back (Credit Cards credited)
Posted: Oct 17th 2002, 9:25 pm
There has been soo much going on here, that I hope, in the interests
of myself and everyone else who has cancelled their orders,
and is trying to get a refund from AU, that there might be one,
comprehensive thread in here on what someone should do and when,
to get the highest proability of getting a refund.
Based on everything I have milled through in this forum, this is what
I guess I should do, but please feel free to advise and correct my
mistakes!
1) Cancel order through http://www.drygrass.com
2) Send Ross Rojek an e-mail, ross@anotheruniverse.com ,
with your order number(s) stating
you would like your order(s) cancelled and your credit cards
credited immediately.
WAIT FOR ONE BUSINESS DAY, THEN...
3) Call AU, 1-888-5-COMICS, and ask them to double check that
your order(s) have been cancelled, and to see when the credit should
appear on the account.
4) Wait for repsonses from the Drygrass.com data (I got one for
one order, stating Mike had "processed my cancellation" and that
the "refund submitted," but that is not what was confirmed when I
called and talked with Thomas 24 hours later.)
If you get a "processed" message, call AU to confirm.
WAIT FOUR DAYS AND THEN....
5) Call your credit card company to see if
a credit for the amounts you were charged have been refunded.
So, my questions are:
1) How soon before I fill out a dispute form and inform my credit
card company that they need to dispute these charges?
(I am under the impression, that legally, AU had 30 days to
refund my money.)
2) What needs to have occured for this to be a fraud situation?
Certainly the lack of a bonus DVD or a lunchbox even existing
should qualify and "under false pretense."
I do know that one of my Visa accounts thought we might have a
case because of the 2 missed street dates. The one for 9/17
looks promising, because it was so recent, they said.
3) At what point to do I take this to the Attorney General?
4) At what point do I file a complaint with all fo theose sites
listed in other threads? (Please feel free to put those in here.)
5) At what point should we, if it comes to that, get organized as
a group, and file a class-action lawsuit against AU and Rojek?
Any help appreciated, since I think most of us are new to this kind
of difficulty.
Mark
of myself and everyone else who has cancelled their orders,
and is trying to get a refund from AU, that there might be one,
comprehensive thread in here on what someone should do and when,
to get the highest proability of getting a refund.
Based on everything I have milled through in this forum, this is what
I guess I should do, but please feel free to advise and correct my
mistakes!
1) Cancel order through http://www.drygrass.com
2) Send Ross Rojek an e-mail, ross@anotheruniverse.com ,
with your order number(s) stating
you would like your order(s) cancelled and your credit cards
credited immediately.
WAIT FOR ONE BUSINESS DAY, THEN...
3) Call AU, 1-888-5-COMICS, and ask them to double check that
your order(s) have been cancelled, and to see when the credit should
appear on the account.
4) Wait for repsonses from the Drygrass.com data (I got one for
one order, stating Mike had "processed my cancellation" and that
the "refund submitted," but that is not what was confirmed when I
called and talked with Thomas 24 hours later.)
If you get a "processed" message, call AU to confirm.
WAIT FOUR DAYS AND THEN....
5) Call your credit card company to see if
a credit for the amounts you were charged have been refunded.
So, my questions are:
1) How soon before I fill out a dispute form and inform my credit
card company that they need to dispute these charges?
(I am under the impression, that legally, AU had 30 days to
refund my money.)
2) What needs to have occured for this to be a fraud situation?
Certainly the lack of a bonus DVD or a lunchbox even existing
should qualify and "under false pretense."
I do know that one of my Visa accounts thought we might have a
case because of the 2 missed street dates. The one for 9/17
looks promising, because it was so recent, they said.
3) At what point to do I take this to the Attorney General?
4) At what point do I file a complaint with all fo theose sites
listed in other threads? (Please feel free to put those in here.)
5) At what point should we, if it comes to that, get organized as
a group, and file a class-action lawsuit against AU and Rojek?
Any help appreciated, since I think most of us are new to this kind
of difficulty.
Mark