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In article <parkyn.715021817@sfu.ca> Dale Parkyn, parkyn@fraser.sfu.ca
writes:
>Start with a call to the customer service number of your Card company to 
>determine how to cancel payment.  Take time to prepare yourself
emotionally
>for a calm discussion with the 'voice on the phone'.  You might need to
send
>evidence of return of the product?
>Be polite!  The Card company rep had nothing to do with the source of
the 
>problem!

Yes, I believe that the VISA bank can take back the money even that
it was paid. I have a GOLD VISA from Chase Manhattan bank, and in 
2 cases, what I needed to do was sending  a letter to the bank, and
the bank took care of the rest. I didn't even need to call the vendor.
I just sent back the merchandise (with a return receipt) to the vendor.
I believe that the bank has the power to do so. The problem is if your
bank is willing to do that? If not, you should think of bringing your
business to another bank.

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 Minh Lang, Software Engineer  - Jet Propulsion Laboratory
 Instrumentation Systems Group - Instrumentation section 375
 Note:  My employer has nothing to do with what I said here...
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