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Re: My Toys R Us Nightmare
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Fri, 14 Jan 2000 20:51:45 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Tim Coats writes:
> A couple of months ago I bought some Lego from Toys R Us. Later that
> afternoon some sleazebag broke the window of my car and stole it. (They
> broke a $165.00 window to get $15.00 worth of Lego, the asshole)
> Anyway, what is even worse is, since it was in its original bag with
> reciept they took it back to Toys R Us and returned it for cash. We
> found this out and got as much info. from Toys R Us about the offending
> person. Of course the info. they gave Toys R Us for the refund was
> fraudulent. They didn't even check ID.
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> Anyway, what really pissed me off was that Toys R Us basically fenced
> stolen property, which is illegal and would not even refund my money or
> give me store credit. I have sent two letters to their regional office
> and got jacked around by those sleazebags. I have since filed
> somplaints with the BBB and chamber of commerce in my local area. I am
> encouraging everyone who reads this to boycott Toys R Us completely, or
> at least buy $15.00 less each year. I want them to pay for fencing my
> Lego a 1000 times over.
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> What really makes me mad is that when they could not get orders from
> their web site to people in time for Christmas they sent them $100.00
> gift certificates. I am deeply offended and hurt that they would give
> someone $100.00 in credit for a delayed order, but that they won't
> refund my $15.00 when the are actually guilty of a crime. I am
> completely exasperated by this and, like I said, am recommended everyone
> boycott the zleazebags (unless of course they have an irresistable
> clearence sale on Lego ;) ).
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> Timbo
I'm not sure that you are blowing this entirely out of proportion, but file a
police report and demand the return of the stolen item. That's about as far as
you can go with it.
Bruce
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| (...) I have already done that. But buying stolen goods is not legal and reselling them is even worse. It doesn't matter if they "know" or not. The reason they should check ID is so that they verify the person who they are giving the refund to is (...) (24 years ago, 14-Jan-00, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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| A couple of months ago I bought some Lego from Toys R Us. Later that afternoon some sleazebag broke the window of my car and stole it. (They broke a $165.00 window to get $15.00 worth of Lego, the asshole) Anyway, what is even worse is, since it was (...) (24 years ago, 14-Jan-00, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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