Vendor owes me money. How do I get it?

[214Chevy]

Sorry to hear this again bro. Not trying to make light of a sensitive situation about your hard earned money, but at least it's only $260. Rather you get it back or not, your project will still go on, as compared to if it was $5000 in parts. Good luck!

[GregWeld]

Isn't it amazing how the once mighty have fallen...

[Bryan O]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Isn't it amazing how the once mighty have fallen...

Yea, it's a bummer. I'm shocked so many people have had problems with him.

My experience was so different. I was going to ship him my son's 67 Camaro project and get back a painted roller. Trevor and I would then finish it off. PC actually talked me out of it and turned down the business. He said to look around and that there was a local San Diego place where Trevor and I could participate in the build. If it wasn't for PC we'd never have met the guys at BOS. I'm very grateful to PC for that.

[Stuart Adams]

Call your cc company. That there is the problem, the vendor needs other peoples money to pay you back.

[GregWeld]

Originally Posted by Stuart Adams

Call your cc company. That there is the problem, the vendor needs other peoples money to pay you back.

Here's a little CREDIT CARD issue I learned the hard way.... and this will amaze people to find out. IF you pay your bill IN FULL each month -- they will NOT dispute an item. Paying your bill infers that everything is "fine" will all the purchases. Now isn't that just the dumbest thing you ever heard?

So I argued with my bank and said --- so because I'm a good credit card customer and pay my bill in full -- I get PENALIZED for that... by not being able to have the CC company have my back in a dispute? Yep -- that's right -- you're on your own.

I've seriously considered paying all but ONE DOLLAR each month -- just to reserve my right to dispute a purchase.

[MarkM66]

Sounds like you're being treated "Unfair."

[killer67]

Originally Posted by MarkM66

Sounds like you're being treated "Unfair."

Good one

[ErikLS2]

Originally Posted by GregWeld

so because I'm a good credit card customer and pay my bill in full

This makes you a smart man, but far from a "good" credit card customer. They hardly make any money off you that way.

I love your idea of paying $1 short.

[canrc]

I don't know if the policies and procedures are different in the US for MasterCard, Visa and Amex, (I am in Canada) but paying your bill in full at the end of the month does not affect your ability to dispute an item. In fact they encourage you to pay your bill as if there is no dispute.

I have disputed a few items bought from a couple vendors months after paying for the item (within 90 days) -- from the time of the dispute the CC company gives the vendor 90 days to respond to the claim, if they have not the CC company will credit your card for the funds and deal with the vendors bank. Hope that helps at all and I do have some experience with MasterCard and Visa should you need any more info to get your money back....its sucks to have to get to this point but its usually pretty painless to get your money back just takes about 90 days.

Originally Posted by GregWeld

Here's a little CREDIT CARD issue I learned the hard way.... and this will amaze people to find out. IF you pay your bill IN FULL each month -- they will NOT dispute an item. Paying your bill infers that everything is "fine" will all the purchases. Now isn't that just the dumbest thing you ever heard?

So I argued with my bank and said --- so because I'm a good credit card customer and pay my bill in full -- I get PENALIZED for that... by not being able to have the CC company have my back in a dispute? Yep -- that's right -- you're on your own.

I've seriously considered paying all but ONE DOLLAR each month -- just to reserve my right to dispute a purchase.

[SLO 65]

"So I argued with my bank and said --- so because I'm a good credit card customer and pay my bill in full -- I get PENALIZED for that... by not being able to have the CC company have my back in a dispute? Yep -- that's right -- you're on your own."

Greg,
In the CC company's eye you're not a good customer since you're not paying 18% to use their card.

Nick