if you oreder somthing cod,and try to cancel the order before its recieved, can a company legaly refuse?
88084
There is always a period of time that you can change your mind, known as buyer's remorse, this time period differ's from state to state.  If you feel that you were mislead or otherwise treated unfairly you can take the situation to your states Attorney Generals Office.  For most things that are shipped COD I can not imagine a company going to any great distances to reap a sale should you refuse the shipment.
829566
If you did not receive the merchandise then call your finance company and they can cancell the contract.  You are not obligated to have to buy something else.  Find the manufacture and item numbers and search online for the merchandise and then create a new contract for the store that has it.   Also most companies that drop a line should have notifed the furniture store prior they should call the furniture rep and have them do a trace to see if they have stock left in warehouse or can find another dealer who still has the items and they can work it out for you.
774288
they won't accept that\nyou can order stamps on line and they will be delivered
691569
Yes, you can but as everyone mentioned there are rules. Its called bid retraction.\n\nFTY: before entering a legally binding agreement you might want to read the rules so you don't get yourself into trouble. :) friendly suggestion only.
120213
Ask customer service at the site from which you made the purchase and for heavens sake, remove your order # from this question before someone steals it.
871404
They do make it hard to cancel....I've been there....good luck
1098812
Well if you worked it out then you already violated the order.  But any ways, go to the court that issued the order - contact the Judge and ask him to resend the order
997458
if it's not in the contract then no they can't with out your permission.
483499
Yes, contact the seller who is selling the item.\n\nASk him you want to retract your bid. \n\nThe seller has the option to take you off the list.
38822
call the company and explain they should not charge you
1067146
Not really, reading the contract before signing is key.   If you didn't sign anything than just return it.  \n\nThis is very common, a salesman will straight out lie to get the sale knowing there is nothing that can be done after the fact, if the customer catches it before hand he can go oops, if they don't then he gets the sale and moves on....\n\njust another reason why the buyer always needs to keep their eye open
694632
look on the bill. it should have a phone # to track it. but yeah i would cancel the money order epsecially if it was made out for a lotta money and if you gave it to someone you dont trust.  but for organizations and stores and stuff, they're pretty honest ppl.
325095
Have you signed for the goods? Recieved in good condition, if yes, did you report the damage to the carrier? if you didn't, you should have. it's your word against the sellers, to prove that you have or have not ordered the wrong parts, but if you can't get to speak to them, after a lot of effort, then you could do the following, give Visa the full story and tel them that you wish not to honour the payment, if your in time they will do this for you. and take the money beck from the seller untill it,s resolved.\nCancel your card transaction and stay in control of the deal, as soon as the card people tell them that you have refused the deal, expect the call from them, and sort your problem out. keep proof of every thing in these dealings.
465440
Then how about you go to ebay or something and just order it. I'm sure it's not impossible to handle.
900903
If you accepted a contract... on their part right or wrong, it is a legally binding agreement and they must honour it...\n\nthe honest truth is that you probably wont get much out of it getting 'legal' about it all, but from the scenario you've put across your quite correct, they have broke the law through breach of contract.\n\nPersonally, i wouldn't fight too much on this issue... just keep pestering them and they might offer you a comprimise.
848455
yes it is..........all to do with the credit scoring system....if the other company has stricter guidelines they can refuse the transfer
539153
The limit order price at which your order is executed.