Juliana
Grand Prairie,#2Consumer Comment
Thu, June 23, 2005
Unordered Merchandise According to Washington State and federal laws, goods mailed without authorization are gifts. Unless otherwise agreed, such as with some book and record clubs, when you receive unsolicited goods through the mail, you have the right to accept delivery of such goods as gifts and are not obligated to return the goods to the sender nor to pay for them. Under Washington law, goods or services are not considered to have been requested if a person fails to respond to an invitation to purchase the goods or services and the goods or services are provided notwithstanding. Before you take any action, call the sender of the goods to verify the mistake. Often someone else in the house ordered the merchandise or it may have been sent as a gift