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1. www.complaintsboard.com › dealfindcom-b102252 › pageDealfind.com: Reviews, Complaints, Customer Claims, Page 2 ...

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   31% of 29 complaints were resolved Dealfind.com resolves only 31% of negative reviews, showing poor commitment to customer concerns. Issues include long wait times, unhelpful answers, no follow-up, and unsupportive staff.

2. forums.redflagdeals.com › dealfind-does-not-postDealfind does not post negative comments it is in their ...

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   Nov 9, 2011 · I posted a question and comment on Dealfind earlier today- it was just a shipping question for the computer deal. Also I had put down to find out the [National] Dealfind does not post negative comments it is in their vendor contracts read this!

3. forums.redflagdeals.com › dealfind-refund-timeDealfind Refund time taking ages - RedFlagDeals.com Forums

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   Hi All, I seem to have a problem with Dealfind with refunding on one of the deals I purchased. On April 20, I purchased 2 vouchers for Car Wash at

4. www.consumerlawpa.com › legal-protections-for-usedLegal Protections For Used Car Buyers In Pennsylvania

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   May 11, 2017 · If you bought a car from a dealer and were charged for undisclosed costs, or you later discovered the car had pre-existing damage that causes it to fail inspection, you may have a legal claim against the dealer who sold you the car. For more information, contact Louis S. Schwartz and his team at ConsumerLaw Pa.com. Resource:

5. www.stateregstoday.com › living › traffic-andConsumer Protection Laws for Used Car Buyers in Pennsylvania

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   Right to return policy: Buyers have the right to a cancellation period during which they can return the used car for a full refund if they are not satisfied with the purchase.

6. www.consumerlawpa.com › when-are-used-car-dealersWhen are Used Car Dealers Required to Issue Refunds?

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   Used car dealers in Pennsylvania are not only prohibited from failing to offer refunds to buyers in certain situations, but also from even using refund-related terms, such as “satisfaction guaranteed or your money back” and “free trial period” in advertisements if they: Don’t intend to promptly make a full refund; or.

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   How does Pennsylvania law protect car buyers?

   • Pennsylvania law protects car buyers by requiring dealers to meet certain standards in their advertisement and sales transactions. Although the Pennsylvania Automotive Industry Trade Practices law covers car sales from dealers, the definition of a dealer includes more sellers than a consumer may imagine.

   Legal Protections For Used Car Buyers In Pennsylvania

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   What happens if a seller refuses to give a refund?

   • You read the store policy and checked the laws in your state. Perhaps you even considered disputing the credit card charge. But the seller still refuses to issue a refund. A seller may wrongfully refuse to give customers their money back. Some sellers may even face accusations of consumer fraud.

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   How long does a refund last after a sale?

   • Your right to cancel for a full refund lasts until midnight of the third business day (including Saturdays) after the sale. If you have already received the product, you must promptly return it to the seller in saleable condition. In addition to federal law, many states regulate consumer refunds.

   Customer Returns and Refund Laws by State - FindLaw

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   Can I get a refund if I don't disclose my return policy?

   • Customers can return goods within a reasonable time if no return policy was disclosed. There's no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements except for in-home sales, gift promotions, and home equity loans. Whether you can receive a refund depends on the retailer's return and refund policies.

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   What if a retailer doesn't offer a refund?

   • Retailers that don't offer refunds must clearly display this fact at the place of sale. If they fail to display it, customers may return goods for a full refund within seven days of purchase. There's no right to cancel contracts or purchase agreements.

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   What if a seller does not have a return policy?

   • Yet, consumers can seek action for cases involving unfair or deceptive practices. If a seller has a non-refund, exchange, or credit policy, a sign posted at the point of display, the point of sale, or the store entrance must indicate the policy. The customer is entitled to a return if the seller fails this requirement.

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8. www.findlaw.com › consumer › consumer-transactionsCustomer Returns and Refund Laws by State - FindLaw

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   Jan 16, 2024 · Store return policies are common, but the law might not require a seller to accept your return. FindLaw's article explains state and federal consumer laws.