- Jan 27, 2000
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Yesterday I ordered a Duron 700 online from Comp-U-Plus. When I read my email at 10:00AM this morning there was a message from a customer service rep named Ellen indicting that there was a problem with the billing address or some other related billing issue, and I needed to call accouting to get myt order going "as soon as all necessary information is provided and cleared." Since I neeed the chip ASAP, and I had really hoped it had shipped the day before with overnight FedEX, I replied that she should simply cancel the order and I would go elsewhere.
With that done, I went and bought the same chip from Multiwave because they have a will-call and I can pick it up. When I got home from doing so, there was another email from CompuPlus (a generic email not signed by anybody - but from "customer_service"
indictating that my order had gone through and it would be shipped promptly.
I emailed them again (Ellen and the generic account), including a quote of the original email, and again asked that they cancel my order, as I had previsouly requested. Unfortunately, their customer service (but not sales) closes at 1:00PM EST, or 10:00AM my time...go figure.
What should I do if they send it? Refuse the delivery and dispute the charge? I live at a residential college, so all my mail is signed for by the aggregate school "post office" and then I have to sign for the box? If I refuse can CompUPlus still say it was delivered?
HELP!
Thanks,
Aaron
With that done, I went and bought the same chip from Multiwave because they have a will-call and I can pick it up. When I got home from doing so, there was another email from CompuPlus (a generic email not signed by anybody - but from "customer_service"
I emailed them again (Ellen and the generic account), including a quote of the original email, and again asked that they cancel my order, as I had previsouly requested. Unfortunately, their customer service (but not sales) closes at 1:00PM EST, or 10:00AM my time...go figure.
What should I do if they send it? Refuse the delivery and dispute the charge? I live at a residential college, so all my mail is signed for by the aggregate school "post office" and then I have to sign for the box? If I refuse can CompUPlus still say it was delivered?
HELP!
Thanks,
Aaron
