My son who is 17, ordered flowers online and paid with his checking account (a New York based company--we live in VA) for his girlfriend for Valentines Day. The online tracking shows it was delivered but his girlfriend never received them--she was home all day. The delivering company is doing an investigation but in the mean time I called customer service of the flower business seeking help. After finding out that the arrangement he picked out is no longer available I asked for a refund to go back to his checking account. The representative told me they would have to speak to him in order for this to happen. I explained who I was and that he was a minor who was presently at school. They would not refund unless they spoke with him.
So my question is do I have any rights as a parent to request a refund on his behalf? What if he was 10? Was this considered a contract with a minor? I'm not looking to file a lawsuit, but if I have legal rights I want to know if I can file an official complaint and with whom.
So my question is do I have any rights as a parent to request a refund on his behalf? What if he was 10? Was this considered a contract with a minor? I'm not looking to file a lawsuit, but if I have legal rights I want to know if I can file an official complaint and with whom.