Originally posted by Freaki Li Cuatre
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Think I've been ripped off - what do do?
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Originally posted by Freaki Li Cuatre View PostCan you guys hold the f*****g asinine comments?
I've lost quite a bit of money here... not in the mood.
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Originally posted by Freaki Li Cuatre View PostI've lost quite a bit of money here... not in the mood.
Maybe you should ask the question over somewhere like MSE where people have lots more experience of dealing with this kind of situation than a contracting forum would do.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf you don't know whether it is easy or not, how are you planning to write the utility?Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo ring the credit card company and start a chargeback procedure. If it's a lot of money then you would presume that the provider has sent it in a secure manner. If not, then they are at fault. If they did, then they should be able to track it.
Maybe you should ask the question over somewhere like MSE where people have lots more experience of dealing with this kind of situation than a contracting forum would do.
All hope abandon ye who enter here. Seriously.Comment
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Originally posted by Freaki Li Cuatre View Post<snip>Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo ring the credit card company and start a chargeback procedure. If it's a lot of money then you would presume that the provider has sent it in a secure manner. If not, then they are at fault. If they did, then they should be able to track it.
Maybe you should ask the question over somewhere like MSE where people have lots more experience of dealing with this kind of situation than a contracting forum would do.
As for MSE - yes, that's not a bad idea.Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostSo ring the credit card company and start a chargeback procedure. If it's a lot of money then you would presume that the provider has sent it in a secure manner. If not, then they are at fault. If they did, then they should be able to track it.
Maybe you should ask the question over somewhere like MSE where people have lots more experience of dealing with this kind of situation than a contracting forum would do.
Plus, if the website really is so shoddy, why buy from them in the first place.
This is General, you won't get many serious responses. Get over it.Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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Originally posted by Freaki Li Cuatre View PostI'm not. It was just a thought - like planting a few kilos of semtex under the MD's car.
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