If it was me and I received an email like that,right then and there,I
would pick up my phone and call an attorney.I know a damn fine Attorney
here in Jackson.I know I would win.
cuhulin

On Wed, 20 Apr 2005 16:41:15 -0500, wrote:

Look in your phone book under Attorneys and phone one of them and tell
him (or her) about the problem.If you talk to an Attorney over the phone
for a couple of minutes,I don't think they will charge you any money.It
is the same thing as if you bought something at a physical store in your
area and after leaving the store,store personell came running out there
in the parking lot saying,Hold on there a minute,we sold (read that
agian,SOLD) you an item at too low a price.You have your receipt and
they can NOT do anything about it at all,the Law is on your side.I wish
it had been ME that paid (PAID) for that rado.I would just love (LOVE)
to see them try to get it back.I am not sue crazy and I have never tried
to sue (SUE) anybody before,but I would SUE! the HELL out of them!
cuhulin

I told them that. Amazon gets the money and transfers it to Sureneeds
who in turn sends the product to you. Basicly Amazon sent them the
order for $39.00 and Sureneeds said screw this and kicked out the
orderand issues a refund. It sucks but they aren't Wal Mart who would
have smiled and said our tough luck.

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.

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

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
...
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.

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

Or am I mistaken....

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

wrote in message
...
Look in your phone book under Attorneys and phone one of them and tell
him (or her) about the problem.If you talk to an Attorney over the phone
for a couple of minutes,I don't think they will charge you any money.It
is the same thing as if you bought something at a physical store in your
area and after leaving the store,store personell came running out there
in the parking lot saying,Hold on there a minute,we sold (read that
agian,SOLD) you an item at too low a price.You have your receipt and
they can NOT do anything about it at all,the Law is on your side.I wish
it had been ME that paid (PAID) for that rado.I would just love (LOVE)
to see them try to get it back.I am not sue crazy and I have never tried
to sue (SUE) anybody before,but I would SUE! the HELL out of them!
cuhulin

Paying thousands of dollars to sue over a $40.00 purchase is dumber
than a bag of Osage Apples.

73,

Steve

--
Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota

Every moment of a human life is an act of worship.

Coincidence is God's way of being anonymous.

"Ryan" wrote:

I told them that. Amazon gets the money and transfers it to Sureneeds
who in turn sends the product to you. Basicly Amazon sent them the
order for $39.00 and Sureneeds said screw this and kicked out the
orderand issues a refund. It sucks but they aren't Wal Mart who would
have smiled and said our tough luck.

If you used a credit card, you could do a charge-back.

73,

Steve

--
Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota

Every moment of a human life is an act of worship.

Coincidence is God's way of being anonymous.

"John S." wrote in message
ups.com...
To get the radio at $39.95 you would probably have to sue and I'm not
sure you would win. I'm no lawyer, but I have to wonder if there isn't
some common sense rule that applies in situations like this. If it is
obvious to all that an honest mistake was made and the seller has
offered to make you whole (refunding all purchase costs) then you would
be in a position of having to show that you have been damaged by not
being able to buy the radio.

In America, you have to prove damages, and if they refund your
money in full, there are no damages. Suing would be a waste of
time.

73,

Steve

--
Steve Lawrence
Burnsville, Minnesota

Every moment of a human life is an act of worship.

Coincidence is God's way of being anonymous.