Re: Converter coupon was refunded for cash/credit! Not allowed is

Philip wrote:
> phil-news-nospam@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
>> On Thu, 8 May 2008 12:42:37 -0700 Richard C. <post-age@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
>> wrote:
>> | <me@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message | 
>> news:s0p3249fn7o1p5fd2m9c078ivmdav01ob9@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> |>I bought an Insignia brand converter box at local Best
>> |> Buy abt two weeks ago.
>> |>
>> |> I used one of my $40 coupons and paid the difference
>> |> with credit card.
>> |>
>> |> I took it back to get money back .. and fully expected
>> |> to ONLY get my out of pocket money back.... but instead
>> |> credited my Visa card with FULL amount of the box....
>> |> abt $60 when combined with my coupon and the out of
>> |> pocket cash.
>> |>
>> |> What gives?!   I thought once you used the coupon there
>> |> was no way to get the value back if returning an item?
>> |> No?
>> | | ============================
>> | The sales person is likely having his ass reamed as we speak!
>> If anyone noticed.  It's the kind of thing that might not get noticed.
>>
> Actually I see a parallel in the government health saving accounts. You 
> get to squirrel away tax free $ towards health care expenses. You buy 
> drugs or medical supplies with the debit card. If you take any of it 
> back, the store cannot refund the card, so they give you your tax free $

>  back to spend on non-medical expenses.


Yup... been happening with clone card fraud for years.

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jer
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