No, you refuse to pay, contact your credit company, and refuse to send the
goods back unless pre-paid by them! Get bolshey, get results!


"George Gleason" wrote in message
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"Jay Levitt" wrote in message
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In article znr1064112952k@trad, says...
It's conventional that you pay all
shipping costs for any mail order transaction no matter whose fault it
is that you have to ship it more times than you expected.

Conventional, but not necessarily legal. Most versions of the Uniform
Commercial Code I've seen make it clear that it is the seller's
responsibility to not only pay for, but arrange the return shipping -
all the buyer has to do is reject the merchandise, which can be done
"within a reasonable time after...delivery". And in some states (MA
being one), the buyer *cannot* waive their rights no matter what the
terms of sale say.

Like speeding 5 mph overthe limit may be illegal but you will not get a
lawyer or attorny general to even take your call over this
moot point
you will no more force action to get return freight off a unwilling
company than you will get your sherrif to arrest someone for passing a
bad
check
worth 10$
george