What is the law that applies to "incorrect" merchandise received?  (not "unordered" merchandise)
551593
Nada!  Nein! No!  Nyet!  Never hatchie!\n\nIf the seller sends the wrong merchandise, then it is the buyer's obligation to return the merchandise.  The seller usually sends along with the original shipment, a prepaid return label.\n\nIf you keep the merchandise, you are obligated to pay for it.  The way that you are thinking is both cheating, trying to get something for nothing, and illegal.  TANSTAAFL.  There ain't no such thing as a free lunch!\n\nYou will not have to pay again if the item is returned.  If you are in receipt of the merchandise, you are obligated to ay for it.
925988
well if ti truly IS your tracking code. someone else got your stuff. you may want to write the guy back and tell him that this shows it was delivered to Michigan and he needs to check again. also have him verify the address he sent it to.. good luck..
598554
Some places (I'm thinking it's the UPS Store...)can offer boxes with an actual address.  Sometimes what they do is use their address, and then your box number they put down as a Suite number.  Varies from place to place how they do that, but I'm pretty sure (99.9%) that the Post Office doesn't do this.
983274
Usually when you purchase something on-line, you have to areas to fill out at the check out. One is the billing address and the other is the shipping address. Some sites even ask if the item purchased is a gift when the shipping address is different than the billing address.
230462
It depends on the return terms for that company.  Many times, software downloaded directly to a computer can not be returned.  If you ordered a CD and it you didn't open it, you may be entitled to a return/exchange.  If you opened it, you pretty much have no chance of a return, only an exchange for the same product.
681652
I don't really understand this, but if you simply purchased the game and you opened up the container to reveal no CD, take it back to the place you bought it and demand a refund on the entire thing, including taxes. This happened to me and Tony Hawk's Underground when that first came out and we took it back and they repaid me for the entire thing. If they don't then I'd say file a complaint because this might not be happening to only you.
1009587
It's a treaky question... :)\nI guess in this case you have to track two purchases and take the difference to assume the previous one...
804019
file a complaint with e-bay....
18540
You can request an investigation by the USPS, but unless you insured the package content, I would not get my hopes up. The form is called 1510 (Mail Loss/Rifling Report).
366826
To my knowledge, there is no law that regulates this specific circumstance.  The only recourse that the consumer could possibly take, other than court action (which if your case is presently properly, they will lose) is the Consumer Protection Agency (which, if the details that you disclosed above are true and accurate, and you present your case properly, they will also lose).\n\nI own a mattress store and what I tell my customers is that once you purchase this and take it home and use it, you own it.  I encourage them to spend as much time as they like (up to an entire business day) trying the mattress out, because once they sleep on it, it is then considered used.\n\nPackaging materials are not important, unless they are claiming that it came that way, then the packaging is needed to confirm that allegation.  That is, if there is a spot on the mattress and also a hole in the mattress bag in that vicinity, it could very well have been delivered to the customer that way, unless they did it while moving it into the home.\n\nThe type of stain is also important.  If it is a type of dirt that could be found at the mattress factory and the bag is in good shape, that must be considered.  If it is a Soft-Drink stain, Coffee, or bodily fluids, the probability of them receiving it in that condition is slim.  \n\nMost importantly, every mattress manufacturers warranty that I have ever read states that the warranty is void if the cover has been stained.  That fact alone, I would refer them to the manufacturer and let them deal with it.
95578
I to stumbled along EZ-tracks, you need to gon their website they should have a wa to cancle your order. Otherwise they a breaking the law.
368214
this has been on the news this week in the metropolitan Philadelphia area.  You certainly have a case regardless if you purchased the product or if it was given to you as a sample.  I'm not sure who you need to contact in your area, but if you do a little investigating, it shouldn't be too hard for you to find out.
506953
Hasn't happened to me yet, but I dunno ... I am a VERY curious person, if it was a package or something, I might have to peek inside before I write 'Wrong address' on the box and send it back.
1029984
It i supposed to be a fereral offense to put anything besides mail in the mail box, i.e. non-mail newspaper or fliers.  Only items that have passed through the post office and have had postage paid are supposed to go in there.  It used to be a $300 fine to use a mailbox for bussiness other than official US Postal Service deliveries.
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Is the package in your name? did you sign for it?\n\nIf it was just dropped there and your name isnt on it then take it to a UPS store...or look in your phone book and tell them to pick it up...\n\nor keep it...UPS isnt federal...so its not a federal offence. :)
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If they want their merchandise back, tell them you will return it when they get a "REPLEVIN" order from the court.  This will cost them money, so they'll probably not bother.\n\nUntil they get that order, don't give them anything.
857706
Used to happen to me a lot. Unfortunately you can't prove it. One time they delivered it in one of those bags that say your mail has been damaged, but with a really obvious slit down one side, it was fairly obvious to me who'd done the damaging. From now on I ask people who are going to send me cards to send them in a plain brown envelope. That way it's less obvious in the post.