I would still look into it - a detailed email might possibly convince the CC company that the merchant was misrepresenting itself, especially if the bogus company refuses to communicate with him regarding his request for a return. As long as you don't abuse charge-backs, I've always heard that the CC companies tend to side with the consumer (meaning the burden to prove no wrong-doing is on the merchant). This is all going off of hearsay, not research, because of laziness.
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I would still look into it - a detailed email might possibly convince the CC company that the merchant was misrepresenting itself, especially if the bogus company refuses to communicate with him regarding his request for a return. As long as you don't abuse charge-backs, I've always heard that the CC companies tend to side with the consumer (meaning the burden to prove no wrong-doing is on the merchant). This is all going off of hearsay, not research, because of laziness.
If he paid for juice and they never sent him juice.....
Good luck trying to convince your CC company you got "fake" Alien Vision juice from Alien Vapors. *shrug*
Good luck trying to convince your CC company you got "fake" Alien Vision juice from Alien Vapors. *shrug*
clicking on OP's link gets me a 404.
Either AVE is already on it like stink on an ash tray or this was a drive by scam.
Either AVE is already on it like stink on an ash tray or this was a drive by scam.
Obviously, I made a mistake. It's not the worst I've ever made. Nor, the most expensive.
I do want folks to be aware of this and not make the same mistake.
I still want to try some real Boba's, da*& it.
Maybe I'll get lucky and catch AVE open with it in stock and get an order in.
With my luck, I'll be a lot older and grayer before I get it.
Yeah, I saw that, as well. However, I went to their site and there was no listing in their juices for either Boba's nor Gorilla. But, still....
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