Devin
United States of America#2UPDATE Employee
Mon, February 22, 2010
Dear Edward,
We are sorry that you are upset about being billed and have had to dispute this charge with your credit card company - after reading your complaint it is apparent that you did not read the terms and conditions that were repeatedly disclosed to you and which you had to agree to in order to sign-up for our trial offer.
We do not offer or advertise a "sample," which is a gift, rather we are offering a "trial," which is a time-sensitive test. We list the terms and conditions of our trial offer on every single page of our site (and we also send these terms to you in an email confirmation once your order is finalized) and you must agree to them by clicking a SUBMIT button which says directly above it "By clicking SUBMIT I hererby agree to the terms and conditinos" - since you did order the trial, this means you clicked SUBMIT and agreed to the terms.
The terms stated that you would have 10-days from the date your product shipped to try it and see if it was right for you - if you were unhappy with the product you only needed to call in and close your account and you would not be billed or shipped anything else. If you were happy with the product you did not need to do anything and when your 10-day trial period ended you would be billed for the shipment at its regular price.
As you never called in to cancel your trial (as you were unaware of the terms that you had agreed to) you were billed for the shipment when your trial period ended in accordance with the terms you had agreed to. It is not our fault that you failed to read the terms and conditions which were disclosed to you repeatedly and you agreed to when ordering - as you have disputed the charge with your bank you have taken away other possible resolutions to this issue.
We will wait to here from your bank and will provide them with detailed account records so that the dispute can get resolved as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
Devin
Knight Sticks Customer Service Manager