Peter
Pony,#2Consumer Comment
Sat, November 24, 2007
I highly doubt that you were told that you could just go back to the store and get a full refund for your layaway purchase. That is NOT how layaways work, ANYWHERE, and especially not on bridal dresses. What is the store supposed to do with a dress that they had ordered and were holding especially for you? You obviously did not read the terms and conditions of the layaway. It sounds like you are trying to get out of your predicament with a full refund nonetheless, by claiming "well so-and-so TOLD me I could get my money back!" and throwing in the race card for good measure. Too bad so sad. Your scam did not work.
Peter
Pony,#3Consumer Comment
Sat, November 24, 2007
I highly doubt that you were told that you could just go back to the store and get a full refund for your layaway purchase. That is NOT how layaways work, ANYWHERE, and especially not on bridal dresses. What is the store supposed to do with a dress that they had ordered and were holding especially for you? You obviously did not read the terms and conditions of the layaway. It sounds like you are trying to get out of your predicament with a full refund nonetheless, by claiming "well so-and-so TOLD me I could get my money back!" and throwing in the race card for good measure. Too bad so sad. Your scam did not work.
Peter
Pony,#4Consumer Comment
Sat, November 24, 2007
I highly doubt that you were told that you could just go back to the store and get a full refund for your layaway purchase. That is NOT how layaways work, ANYWHERE, and especially not on bridal dresses. What is the store supposed to do with a dress that they had ordered and were holding especially for you? You obviously did not read the terms and conditions of the layaway. It sounds like you are trying to get out of your predicament with a full refund nonetheless, by claiming "well so-and-so TOLD me I could get my money back!" and throwing in the race card for good measure. Too bad so sad. Your scam did not work.