jaffacake wrote: But that is common sense surely? Thats like saying i cant have a shit in that toilet because it doesnt say anywhere in writing that i can? /not sure if thats right, but did in my head. Edited by captbirdseye at 14:58:03 08-01-2007 |
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captbirdseye 9,639 posts
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jaffacake wrote:
TheSaint wrote:
If you are so sure you're right then write to game head office and argue your case.
The customer in most cases is hardly ever right.
Letter is in the post...
You're making an absolute FOOL out of yourself, you really are. -
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jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agowoodnotes wrote:
When I used at Game (before I got a proper job) it was policy to ONLY refund to the same card. This was back in 2002.
This is to PREVENT FRAUD and all shops do it or should do it because it's the law.
Why? Because someone could easily mug you, steal your shitty Wii game and recipt in the bag, then go to a store somewhere else in the country, claim they don't have the card on them and that they just want the cash.
So stop blaming Game and use your brain.
Tell me...be honest...how was this so called 'policy' communicated? In writing? The store manage could NOT show me any such policy. Believe me, the amount of grief he got he would have shown me the policy if he had one.
Incidentally, it's not 'the law' you just made that up. -
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
TheSaint wrote:
If you are so sure you're right then write to game head office and argue your case.
The customer in most cases is hardly ever right.
Letter is in the post...
In the mean time maybe you will find this useful it is from the banking code website...
Banking for mentally incapacitated customers -
jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agoStickman wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Lutz wrote:
Tell you what, I'll murder someone, and then when I get arrested, I'll tell the police to piss off UNLESS they can show me the actual law that forbids me killing someone...
O_o
Anyone with half a brain cell can see why they wouldn't do it.
No, they could and would if necessary in court.
You get charged under that law and it's all published.
Actually, there is no law against murder.
It's all just done on legal precedent.
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Huntcjna 13,890 posts
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Registered 16 years agojaffacake wrote:
I was more than happy with the Game manager producing this policy, but he couldn't...because it doesn't fucking exist.
Show me the policy, I'd have left it right there.
Its not the stores policy, its the Banking Code Standards policy and its NATIONAL LAW. Shouting at someone in game and throwing your dummy out isn't something that can help you. -
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Registered 15 years agoLutz wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Is it? I've never seen it.
You get charged under that law and it's all published.
What I'm getting at is not quite down to what you're facing here, but people often get confused as to what their rights are when it comes to refunds etc.
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder. -
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Registered 18 years agoIf you work for a bank you should know that one reason this isnt allowed is to stop people getting cash advances on their credit card at a lower rate of interest..
I think we had better stop before we all look stupud.. We "might" all be wrong and the jaffa boy right!!! -
captbirdseye 9,639 posts
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
Lutz wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Is it? I've never seen it.
You get charged under that law and it's all published.
What I'm getting at is not quite down to what you're facing here, but people often get confused as to what their rights are when it comes to refunds etc.
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
Over the phone, lol. -
jaffacake wrote:
woodnotes wrote:
When I used at Game (before I got a proper job) it was policy to ONLY refund to the same card. This was back in 2002.
This is to PREVENT FRAUD and all shops do it or should do it because it's the law.
Why? Because someone could easily mug you, steal your shitty Wii game and recipt in the bag, then go to a store somewhere else in the country, claim they don't have the card on them and that they just want the cash.
So stop blaming Game and use your brain.
Tell me...be honest...how was this so called 'policy' communicated? In writing? The store manage could NOT show me any such policy. Believe me, the amount of grief he got he would have shown me the policy if he had one.
Incidentally, it's not 'the law' you just made that up.
It is the law. It was communicated in the training and was in the training manual which I got a silver badge for which attached to my staff badge.
It *IS* in the training manuals but the manager could blatantly not be arsed digging one out to sort your blithering out when every retail and online store has to conform to the exact same policy. People like you really piss people like me off because you think you know it all but you know absolutely nothing. And even when 2,000 people tell you to lie down, you just won't. People like you generally have no friends though. -
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Registered 16 years agoI reckon this has got to be a wind-up. Seriously, has to be. Doesn't it? -
TheSaint 19,694 posts
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
Lutz wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Is it? I've never seen it.
You get charged under that law and it's all published.
What I'm getting at is not quite down to what you're facing here, but people often get confused as to what their rights are when it comes to refunds etc.
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
And when it came down to it you could just have accepted vouchers . Your brother had already paid for the overpriced game so you could easily have swapped it for a different one. What this comes down to is that you wanted money not a game. -
jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
I say again -
captbirdseye 9,639 posts
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Registered 15 years agowoodnotes wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
woodnotes wrote:
When I used at Game (before I got a proper job) it was policy to ONLY refund to the same card. This was back in 2002.
This is to PREVENT FRAUD and all shops do it or should do it because it's the law.
Why? Because someone could easily mug you, steal your shitty Wii game and recipt in the bag, then go to a store somewhere else in the country, claim they don't have the card on them and that they just want the cash.
So stop blaming Game and use your brain.
Tell me...be honest...how was this so called 'policy' communicated? In writing? The store manage could NOT show me any such policy. Believe me, the amount of grief he got he would have shown me the policy if he had one.
Incidentally, it's not 'the law' you just made that up.
It is the law. It was communicated in the training and was in the training manual which I got a silver badge for which attached to my staff badge.
It *IS* in the training manuals but the manager could blatantly not be arsed digging one out to sort your blithering out when every retail and online store has to conform to the exact same policy. People like you really piss people like me off because you think you know it all but you know absolutely nothing. And even when 2,000 people tell you to lie down, you just won't. People like you generally have no friends though.
Dam, that was harsh he has no mates :S. -
jaffacake wrote:
Stickman wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
Lutz wrote:
Tell you what, I'll murder someone, and then when I get arrested, I'll tell the police to piss off UNLESS they can show me the actual law that forbids me killing someone...
O_o
Anyone with half a brain cell can see why they wouldn't do it.
No, they could and would if necessary in court.
You get charged under that law and it's all published.
Actually, there is no law against murder.
It's all just done on legal precedent.
I'd dig it out, but it's off topic and I can't be arsed.
..which is exactly what the Game store manager thought when you turned up without your original method of payment and started blithering on at him as if it was their fault. -
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Registered 15 years agodarrenb wrote:
If you work for a bank you should know that one reason this isnt allowed is to stop people getting cash advances on their credit card at a lower rate of interest..
I think we had better stop before we all look stupud.. We "might" all be wrong and the jaffa boy right!!!
We were trying to refund the original card, get with the plot. -
captbirdseye 9,639 posts
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
I say again
i double say again, OVER THE PHONE LOL, OVER THE PHONE LOL. -
jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agocaptbirdseye wrote:
[Over the phone, lol.
And no doubt credit card transactions over the phone are illegal now too? Apart from the fact millions of pounds are transacted this way every day. -
So what would you have done if it had been refunded to your brother's card? Asked him for the money? Something else? -
captbirdseye 9,639 posts
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Registered 15 years agojaffacake wrote:
captbirdseye wrote:
[Over the phone, lol.
And no doubt credit card transactions over the phone are illegal now too? Apart from the fact millions of pounds are transacted this way every day.
No you are trying to get a REFUND OVER THE PHONE mate. When some could have easily stolen that wallet. -
jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agocaptbirdseye wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
I say again
i double say again, OVER THE PHONE LOL, OVER THE PHONE LOL.
And I'll say again, there's no rules against using a credit card over the phone. -
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Registered 15 years agoboabg wrote:
Yes, he was going to send me the cash by internet banking.
So what would you have done if it had been refunded to your brother's card? Asked him for the money? Something else?
This being the idea we came up with when offered no alternative by the store. -
jaffacake wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
There was no reason why they couldn't, when provided with the card details, refund it to the original card holder.
I say again
hehe, you're changing your story now, this doesn't tie in with your first complaint in the first post. actually, they have to have proof that they've 'witnessed' the card.
If you don't believe me, get this. To get a refund to your card these days, you have to enter your PIN. Before, you had to sign.
This doesn't apply to online stores because they store the original transaction and address details in a database. -
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Registered 15 years agoFurbs wrote:
jaffacake, seriously, what is you do at the bank? Because if you think refunding money onto a card over the phone where the company are not protected by distance selling regs, nor have any proof who they are speaking to is in anyway not "iffy" from a credit card company point of view, I really worry.
Maybe he works here click -
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Registered 14 years agoSpeaking personally I've either been given store credit, or bee offered an exchange if I didn't want a refund. I've always had refunds credited back to the original card. I don't know if it's law or nationwide policy, just my general experience of taking stuff back. -
jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agocaptbirdseye wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
captbirdseye wrote:
[Over the phone, lol.
And no doubt credit card transactions over the phone are illegal now too? Apart from the fact millions of pounds are transacted this way every day.
No you are trying to get a REFUND OVER THE PHONE mate. When some could have easily stolen that wallet.
Do you read what you've written before you hit submit?
What benefit, to anybody, could there be in refunding to a stolen card? It's not like the thief it paying the bill.
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jaffacake wrote:
captbirdseye wrote:
jaffacake wrote:
captbirdseye wrote:
[Over the phone, lol.
And no doubt credit card transactions over the phone are illegal now too? Apart from the fact millions of pounds are transacted this way every day.
No you are trying to get a REFUND OVER THE PHONE mate. When some could have easily stolen that wallet.
Do you read what you've written before you hit submit?
What benefit, to anybody, could there be in refunding to a stolen card? It's not like the thief it paying the bill.
/ill thought out arguments ftl
RETAIL STORES DO NOT HAVE A LICENSE TO TAKE CARD PAYMENTS OVER THE PHONE YOU DUMBF*CK NEVER MIND REFUNDS
ahhhh vent over
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jaffacake 986 posts
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Registered 15 years agoFurbs wrote:
jaffacake, seriously, what is you do at the bank? Because if you think refunding money onto a card over the phone where the company are not protected by distance selling regs, nor have any proof who they are speaking to is in anyway not "iffy" from a credit card company point of view, I really worry.
Refunding a previously fully authenticated transaction over the phone is not an issue, it happens every day on EPDQ systems. -
Wow, Jaffa really knows how to reel you geeks in, doesn't he!
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