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I have just ordered 2 knives,site said there was an erorr and didnt proccess but
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MelancholyMutt
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but in the future, make reputation and reliability one of the first factors you use in choosing a internet retailer. Using price alone will cause you headaches.
But then, I assume that you bought from someone who has not established a reputation.
Most, if not all reputable retailers will work with you closely and quickly to resolve any problems or misunderstandings.
But then, I assume that you bought from someone who has not established a reputation.
Most, if not all reputable retailers will work with you closely and quickly to resolve any problems or misunderstandings.
Cougar Allen
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Moving to TGB&U....
Since you used a credit card at the worst you can reverse the charge -- and most likely they'll get your email and straighten it out right away. If there was an error ... the error reporting functions are just as likely to have bugs as any other part of software....
Since you used a credit card at the worst you can reverse the charge -- and most likely they'll get your email and straighten it out right away. If there was an error ... the error reporting functions are just as likely to have bugs as any other part of software....
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Most internet e-commerce sites use services that hit the credit card immediately upon receipt of the order. We don't use such a system. We hit the credit card on the day we ship. So I don't have much experience with these services but I do have an understanding of how e-commerce works. I think that, if your card was hit, then the merchant did receive your order. It couldn't logically be any other way. So the right assumption is that the order is in process. If you don't get a quick answer to the email, give them a call. I doubt there is a problem. Take care.