Depending upon your credit card company, there may be other reproaches
that can be taken. For example, many of the "major" companies will
accept a complaint and conditionally refund your money (so you're not
out) and then open legal action against the miscreant company. I've
used that service several times with my Citibank account, and the folks
at Citibank have been both courteous and very successful in getting the
refund to happen.
I imagine it's easier to ignore "Joe Schmoe from Pigwallow, WV" than it
is "Citibank from NJ and damn near everywhere else in the world".
Kurt
EWENN342@aol.com wrote:
>
> I have made a complaint to the BBB, but that does not guarantee you any
> kind of response or action, the company I speak of is ignoring both the BBB
> and my credit card company. I now know that I can at least check a companies
> track record before I do any business with them. Also, you only have 60 days
> from the DATE OF PURCHASE for your credit card company to be able to issue
> a credit back to your account. After 60 days, they have no legal rights
> to do so and you are at the companies mercy.
> Eric W.
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