Not Sure If I’Ve Been Scammed

[Bobbisox1]

If I have it’s myself to blame, I was on FB which every so often is top heavy with ads,but one caught my eye, it was for a mobile photostick ,there were 3 options,all having different memory, I opted it for the 128gb which was £64-99 however I thought it said 40 per cent off which brought it down to around £47 something, why I didn’t use my MasterCard or Paypal I don’t know but I used my debit card,I got the confirmation email and the amount was fit £106-99 or theirs about ,it was actually in US dollars, it was for two sticks and the 40per cent off was when you bought one for full price and another for the cheaper price
Diluting this epic fail down a bit, I’ve emailed them and recieve an automated response with a link to chat which doesn’t work
Yep well and screwed :0{

[teacake44]

Yep, there are many good companies that operate, but there's to many bad ones now. Big high street names, no problem. But I will stick to goods in hand, and then hand cash over. I suppose internet is good for folk who live miles away from shopping centres, or can't get out for one reason or other.

[THECORBYLOON]

I had an order recently and for some reason was charged an extra 82p so I emailed the supplier.

They said it was an Amazon order number in my e-mail so I had to contact them. I did that by 'phone and got a £1 credit.

I've also had a couple of refunds and been telt there's no need to return the item.

[Ken4155]

gingejbee; i have no problems whatsoever with Amazon. I have used them for quite some time and find them quite efficient. The company i bought the comb from sold it through Amazon - which is probably why Amazon allowed me to write a scathing review on the product without asking me to tone it down.