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From: wagner@utcs.UUCP
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Subject: Re: TechniSoft (was: Memory expansion summary)
Message-ID: <1987Jan5.135722.23240@utcs.uucp>
Date: Mon, 5-Jan-87 13:57:22 EST
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Posted: Mon Jan  5 13:57:22 1987
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Reply-To: wagner@utcs.UUCP (Michael Wagner)
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In article <218@elxsi.UUCP> wilkes@beatnix.UUCP (John Wilkes) writes:
> [after an article by Bob Page]
>I had similar problems with a {vapor|soft}ware company - not TechniSoft -
>and I finally had to resort to a certified return receipt letter explaining
>that I expected a refund within 15 days of the receipt of the letter or I
>would feel compelled to turn the matter over to the postal inspectors.
>I received a refund check (and it did not bounce :-) in the same mail
>as the return receipt.  [postal officials claim good success rates ]

I believe that a similar procedure for recourse is available if you payed
with VISA (perhaps other cards too).  I think you just have to ask them
to take the charge off your bill, because you never received the goods/
services.  I don't know what sorts of checks and balances there are in
this scheme.  Has anyone ever tried this?

Michael