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Old 03-13-2009, 05:36 PM
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Alabama Law & All Sales Final

I live in Alabama
5 pm on 3/13/09 I went to a furniture store - liquidation. I paid (by credit card) for a sofa, loveseat & mattress & boxsprings. I am not in possession of these items. They are still at the store. The sales receipt says "all sales final no refunds no exchanges" which I initialed. After I got home I realized the furniture will not work in my house and is not what I want. I called the store and told them I didn't want it. They said someone would call me back. Can I refuse to take possession and request a credit on my credit card?What is the name of your state (AL)?
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Old 03-13-2009, 08:37 PM
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Enjoy your new furniture.
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all sales final no refunds no exchanges
that's pretty easy to understand to me.

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Can I refuse to take possession and request a credit on my credit card?
Sure and what will happen is, you won;t be getting a credit on your account and may end with more problems because your furniture is setting in the store.
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