Daniel
Las Vegas,#2Consumer Comment
Tue, January 08, 2008
If this information is correct Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is in violation of federal trade laws. This information would be turned over to a number of federal law enforcement agencies. However I can't believe that wal-mart would put itself in this position. If walmart has done this and isn't aware of this, they are still liable for the situation. Since you wouldn't gain anything personally out of this ruling, I would simply leave it at this. You should have by now been refunded and had the ability to exchange the merchandise. If you haven't, then I would continue to pursue a refund. Situations like this, are rough, im sure government agencies look at this site and this report will remain on here, you can try contacting the Federal Trade Commission regarding this however it'll probably go on deaf ears. Best Regards
Daniel
Las Vegas,#3Consumer Comment
Tue, January 08, 2008
If this information is correct Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is in violation of federal trade laws. This information would be turned over to a number of federal law enforcement agencies. However I can't believe that wal-mart would put itself in this position. If walmart has done this and isn't aware of this, they are still liable for the situation. Since you wouldn't gain anything personally out of this ruling, I would simply leave it at this. You should have by now been refunded and had the ability to exchange the merchandise. If you haven't, then I would continue to pursue a refund. Situations like this, are rough, im sure government agencies look at this site and this report will remain on here, you can try contacting the Federal Trade Commission regarding this however it'll probably go on deaf ears. Best Regards
Daniel
Las Vegas,#4Consumer Comment
Tue, January 08, 2008
If this information is correct Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is in violation of federal trade laws. This information would be turned over to a number of federal law enforcement agencies. However I can't believe that wal-mart would put itself in this position. If walmart has done this and isn't aware of this, they are still liable for the situation. Since you wouldn't gain anything personally out of this ruling, I would simply leave it at this. You should have by now been refunded and had the ability to exchange the merchandise. If you haven't, then I would continue to pursue a refund. Situations like this, are rough, im sure government agencies look at this site and this report will remain on here, you can try contacting the Federal Trade Commission regarding this however it'll probably go on deaf ears. Best Regards
Daniel
Las Vegas,#5Consumer Comment
Tue, January 08, 2008
If this information is correct Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is in violation of federal trade laws. This information would be turned over to a number of federal law enforcement agencies. However I can't believe that wal-mart would put itself in this position. If walmart has done this and isn't aware of this, they are still liable for the situation. Since you wouldn't gain anything personally out of this ruling, I would simply leave it at this. You should have by now been refunded and had the ability to exchange the merchandise. If you haven't, then I would continue to pursue a refund. Situations like this, are rough, im sure government agencies look at this site and this report will remain on here, you can try contacting the Federal Trade Commission regarding this however it'll probably go on deaf ears. Best Regards
Yabuisha
Honolulu,#6Author of original report
Tue, January 08, 2008
To Daniel: Yes, this 100% correct & accurate, except I intended my original report to read Motorola does NOT warranty this phone. Yes, I am documenting every step of the way. I have the emails, downloaded copies of the item webpage from WalMart.com and am awaiting an email response from WalMart. I'm sure this matter would be best addressed to the Federal Trade Commision due to the import/export issue as well as interstate sales. If you have knowledge of an alternative bureau, it would be most appreciated if you passed it along. Thanks Jon
Yabuisha
Honolulu,#7Author of original report
Tue, January 08, 2008
To Daniel: Yes, this 100% correct & accurate, except I intended my original report to read Motorola does NOT warranty this phone. Yes, I am documenting every step of the way. I have the emails, downloaded copies of the item webpage from WalMart.com and am awaiting an email response from WalMart. I'm sure this matter would be best addressed to the Federal Trade Commision due to the import/export issue as well as interstate sales. If you have knowledge of an alternative bureau, it would be most appreciated if you passed it along. Thanks Jon
Yabuisha
Honolulu,#8Author of original report
Tue, January 08, 2008
To Daniel: Yes, this 100% correct & accurate, except I intended my original report to read Motorola does NOT warranty this phone. Yes, I am documenting every step of the way. I have the emails, downloaded copies of the item webpage from WalMart.com and am awaiting an email response from WalMart. I'm sure this matter would be best addressed to the Federal Trade Commision due to the import/export issue as well as interstate sales. If you have knowledge of an alternative bureau, it would be most appreciated if you passed it along. Thanks Jon
Yabuisha
Honolulu,#9Author of original report
Tue, January 08, 2008
To Daniel: Yes, this 100% correct & accurate, except I intended my original report to read Motorola does NOT warranty this phone. Yes, I am documenting every step of the way. I have the emails, downloaded copies of the item webpage from WalMart.com and am awaiting an email response from WalMart. I'm sure this matter would be best addressed to the Federal Trade Commision due to the import/export issue as well as interstate sales. If you have knowledge of an alternative bureau, it would be most appreciated if you passed it along. Thanks Jon
Daniel
Las Vegas,#10Consumer Comment
Sun, January 06, 2008
If this is true and you have all this documented. You need to report them to the Federal Government. This would be an export/import violation of Federal Law to market merchandise in the United States that is only licensed for sale in Hong Kong or other areas. Document Document and Document again, then contact the Federal Government. If you are unsure as to how to contact the various governmental agencies involved in this type of dispute please reply and i'll help you, I don't want to waste anyones time if this report isn't true or if you don't have things documented. Best Regards
Daniel
Las Vegas,#11Consumer Comment
Sun, January 06, 2008
If this is true and you have all this documented. You need to report them to the Federal Government. This would be an export/import violation of Federal Law to market merchandise in the United States that is only licensed for sale in Hong Kong or other areas. Document Document and Document again, then contact the Federal Government. If you are unsure as to how to contact the various governmental agencies involved in this type of dispute please reply and i'll help you, I don't want to waste anyones time if this report isn't true or if you don't have things documented. Best Regards
Daniel
Las Vegas,#12Consumer Comment
Sun, January 06, 2008
If this is true and you have all this documented. You need to report them to the Federal Government. This would be an export/import violation of Federal Law to market merchandise in the United States that is only licensed for sale in Hong Kong or other areas. Document Document and Document again, then contact the Federal Government. If you are unsure as to how to contact the various governmental agencies involved in this type of dispute please reply and i'll help you, I don't want to waste anyones time if this report isn't true or if you don't have things documented. Best Regards