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Could be a scam that wants you to all them in order to get your bank or card info, etc. Be very careful. I would not respond to a call like this.

You purchased 13 of the same brand and suddenly discovered problems with all of them? Slow to learn. Waiting 1.1 hours to speak to a customer service rep is a mark of a company that cares not for you or your business. You might try searching the internet for solutions to the problems you are having. Use the brand and model number of the printers to see if others have had similar problems and for any solutions---other than never buying a Brothers product again.

You obviously have an enemy out to cause you embarrassment. Probably someone close to you or whom you consider a friend.

The PCR test is prone to false results. Look it up.

Dispute the charge with your credit card issuer.

Complain to your school officials and the board of education in your district.

Not sure just what you expected by throwing away your money to a democrat scam.

You are correct---this keyboard is not cheap. I have had keyboards last many years without loss of letters/numbers, etc. and some from major brands that are terrible, as in your experience. Guess it depends on who actually made them in some foreign land. I always keep a couple of cheap ones on hand that I get on clearance at stores just for this eventuality. Some of my best ones I got at a Dollar Tree store for a dollar a few years ago. They work very well and have withstood the ravages of children using them daily. Now, that was a bargain.

As long as you use a credit and not a debit card online and if you monitor the card activity regularly there is no problem. You are not responsible for fraudulent charges and most card issuers are very good about this. That said, if you want to buy a firearm do consider just wandering into a local gun shop and buy from them. Better service and better help if needed in addition to good advice from people who know their business and can help you with tips, etc. You might also want to check out Bud's Gun Shop at this complaint site. Have seen many reviews on them.

You might want to contact your card issuer and see if you can just cancel the card and get a new one with different numbers so they have nothing to charge on.

Join the myriads of people in the same boat.You may very well be out of luck. Do a search online for Robinhood *** and solutions, etc. I have seen many articles of late pertaining to this problem.

Why not return it to BB if it is within their return window?

Roku has no customer support to speak of. You don't say what your problem is, but you might try getting help from someone you know who has a Roku or do an online search for Roku and the problem you are having. Someone out there probably has had the same problem and found a solution.

You might want to try Amazon.com or do a search for this particular handset online by using the model number, etc.

Complain to the seller and if no satisfaction just dispute the charge with your credit card issuer. You did use a credit and not a debit card did you not?

Dispute the charge with your credit card issuer.

You may not need the actual model number. Many of the parts are interchangeable on different models. Do a search online for "grandfather clock parts" or "repair", etc.

Dispute the charge with your credit card company. Your experience is why we use a credit and not a debit card.

Sounds like you got scammed. You said the guy called you and told you that you were entitled to a refund. I assume you gave him your card/account info over the phone. Bad move. Now a stranger has it. I suggest you call the number on the back of the card and tell them what happened and have the card cancelled and a new one with new account numbers issued. Your card has been compromised.

Simple solution: find another place to get your oil changed, etc. They obviously were rather busy but their attitude seems to be rather bad.

Try a different brand of trash bag. These things are common and you can find them at many stores. The manufacturer of the bags is probably trying to save money and thus avoiding any excess plastic used and thus the bags are a bit too small for many trash containers. I have run into this myself with some of the cheaper brands.

Complain direct to Hardee's corporate. They have a website. Give them the location and the name, etc.

Walmart will take the candle back if you have a receipt. As a hint for you and others on blood thinners: go to a drugstore or a store like Walmart or even a dollar store(sometimes) and buy a couple of "styptic pencils" as they were once known. They are an old-time method to quickly stop bleeding from shaving. It can be called other things depending on who makes them but can be found in the shaving section. They are cheap but very effective for small cuts. Wet it with water and then apply directly to the wound. Results are almost immediate. Continue applying until the bleeding stops.

Hope you didn't actually sign up for auto payment. Rather a dangerous way of paying bills in some instances. Are you really so busy you cannot look at and pay a paper bill or pay a bill by yourself?

Surprised to hear Montgomery Ward was still in business. Haven't see nor heard of that store in decades.

Best to avoid KFC now anyway given their proselytizing for BLM and giving loads of money to that nefarious organization. When you visit KFC you are contributing to the problem.

Seems most tools nowadays are made in some foreign land and are of dubious quality and reliability. To further compound the situation most companies have rather poor to non-existent customer service. Bottom line: consider most tools nowadays as "throwaways" and when they break and you can't personally fix them just throw away and buy another of a different brand. Paying more for a supposedly better tool is akin to throwing your money away. Same goes for appliances.

"Axadent?"

Because of your morbid concern with muzzles I suggest you wear a suit of armor when next in public.

Not sure why you would expect a hotel to allow someone not related to you to check into the room. It's not as if he would be staying in the room as a mere boyfriend. If he were your husband, that would be a different matter and they may have been persuaded to allow him to check in to the room. It's called propriety.

You expect too much. Roku has terrible customer service. You can learn all about Roku online. Just do a search and you will find more info about the good and bad of them. They are relatively cheap and useful as well as effective. They are fairly easy to set up. BTW, if you do buy one they will want you to give them a credit or debit card number. This is not required and you can call the number they give you bypass this. I set up a Paypal account years ago when some company wanted to send me money for something I won. I opened the account with the $50 they awarded me and just left it there to keep the account open. I gave Roku the Paypal account instead of a card, etc.

Consumers Reports hasn't had good customer service in a few years now. Must be new management.

You need to contact your bank and have them change/cancel that bank account and open a new one based on potential fraud, etc. As for the bill just ignore it. Since they have your bank account info you best move quickly before they use it to take the money. As for your wife, best to start training her to just say no to everyone about anything on the phone and tell them her husband handles all this and that she is not allowed to give out any info over the phone and they can call back and talk to you. Some of us learned this early on in our marriage. Eventually, with repetition your wife will get it. Comes the dawn. We commiserate.

Did you save the remains of the sandwich and the hard object you bit in to? If so, know that Tim Horton's won't do anything for you unless your lawyer sends them notification of a civil suit for damages and mental anguish, etc. Get a free consult from an attorney to see what you can do.

Common sense is no longer that common.

You made a mistake in using a debit card. They have your money. Always wise to use a credit card so you don't have to pay it till the end of the month which gives you time to check your charge account after you use it and then dispute any charges. That said, you can still dispute the debit. Go to your debit card's website, log into your account and find out how to dispute the debit. However, don't hold your breathe waiting for a quick resolution. It may take some time for a resolution one way or t'other.

Call the number on the back of the card and tell them someone put an unauthorized/fraudulent charge on your account. They can cancel the charge and the card and issue a new one. Make sure that you didn't somehow overlook some auto charge, etc. when you went to the NFL site at some point in the past.

Just dispute the charge with your credit card issuer if they have already charged the card. This is why one should always use a credit and not a debit card online.

Complain to Amazon about the product. There is a button to click on the actual order page when you check that order in your orders listing. Amazon is very good about returns of defective orders or unsatisfied with orders.

Appears you may have used a debit card. Mistake. Always use a credit card online. Much safer. As for RoboKiller, you need to make sure you actually have cancelled the service. Good luck getting rid of the app. Do a search online for how to actually get rid of this scam program.

They and many other services go by billing date. Even Netflix does this. For example, if your billing date is on the 9th of the month it runs from that date to the 8th of the next month. If you cancel on the 9th or 10th, say of the month you pay for the whole next billing cycle in advance with no refund for unused days. This is the relatively new trick they play. What was logical in years past is now gone by the wayside. Good that you cancelled the Charter/Spectrum telly service---far too expensive---but their internet cable is still very good and reliable, at least in my area. I dropped the telly service a few years ago, got Netflix, Amazon Prime and Acorn along with a Roku box for less than a hundred dollars and get all the news and movies, etc. I will ever need. Paying for cable tv is really a waste of money. If you are of a mind to, you can also get the Netflix dvd rental and either watch the dvds or do some research and find out how to actually copy the dvds with the many options out there.

Do some research and find another plan. However, be aware that the premiums on all of them have been going up and up. Pretty soon you won't be able to afford one if you are age 60 and above due to the hefty premiums.

Good luck actually contacting them. Check the manual you received with the unit and see what the warranty is and for what period of time. If out of warranty, then they won't do anything for you, even assuming you are actually successful in contacting them. You may have an expensive paperweight.

The quality and reliability of some of the delivery personnel at all of these delivery companies is sometimes not the best. However, since you know where the package is, why are you expecting UPS to pick it up from there just to deliver to you? Have someone wander over to where it is and pick it up or do it yourself. UPS could care less about their mistake at this point. Try to avoid them in the future.

It's most likely now out of warranty. Unless you can cobble something together with other parts just buy another, but of a different brand. Check the manual or info you got with the unit to verify the warranty period. Sounds like they want a credit card just to communicate to you. Not a good sign. I would take the loss and buy something else.

Walmart and other stores sell microwave ovens.

If you know the part you need and the fridge model, etc. go to Amazon and see if they have it. Or, do a regular online search for that specific part. Someone carries it. Never rely on a big box store to handle the parts for appliances or whatever they sell. They just sell the product. It's up to you to find repair parts where you can.

That's the danger when shopping on ebay. Check out Amazon.com for shopping. Good return policy and the prices are very competitive.

Planet Fitness is, apparently run by leftists from what I read about their policies. Best you got out but make sure they don't continue charging you, etc. Find a better place to work out.

Cancel AHS as they appear to be worthless to you. Contact Dacor and explain the situation of no serviceman in your area and ask them where you can get service in your area---if they know. You might also try calling around to appliance repair places in your area to see if they know of anyone servicing these units. Gotta do your own research. Relying on AHS is problematical in normal cases given the contractors they seemingly pick out of nowhere but for a high-end appliance will be impossible, methinks.