Was on the phone with a customer support rep with a foreign accent and there was some static. He screwed up my name for billing info and my street address. I got the confirmation email saying i wont be charged until my payment is verified, but I'm hoping it won't be since itll be mailed to a street that doesn't even exist.
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Was on the phone with a customer support rep with a foreign accent and there was some static. He screwed up my name for billing info and my street address. I got the confirmation email saying i wont be charged until my payment is verified, but I'm hoping it won't be since itll be mailed to a street that doesn't even exist.
I spent 35 minutes on hold and by the time I was done it was after their phone customer support ends for today.
To go into more detail, it is Logitech. I called them yesterday because my mouse died. because I lost the receipt all they could give me was a coupon for 50% off on their store...which brought the price of my mouse only a few dollars less than if I were to buy it from newegg. I spent an hour on the phone today waiting for them to verify my coupon and they apparently didnt trust me enough to just email me the code and let me order it myself: had me tell my billing/mailing address and CC info to a sales rep or whatever who entered it incorrectly. If the order cancels Im just going to buy it from newegg. I sent them an email telling them to correct my address so..
Your post is really vague, are you asking if your credit card company is going to deny a payment if your name is spelled wrong by the merchant?
That completely depends on how they process credit card payments, what payment gateway or merchant system they use and your carrier. You can call and deny them access via your card company if the charge hasn't gone through, probably but it will be as much of a hassle as canceling the order probably.
Yea im well aware of the many places on the internet I can get the mouse, thanks. I just wanted to know if I could avoid having to wait 30 mins on hold to cancel.
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Yea im well aware of the many places on the internet I can get the mouse, thanks. I just wanted to know if I could avoid having to wait 30 mins on hold to cancel.
There's no need to be a silly goose to anonymous strangers on the Internet who are spending their time trying to legitimately help you.
There is no way to avoid waiting on hold to get this properly canceled, to answer your question. You're either going to wait on hold with Logitech or with your credit card company, and the latter will be asking questions as to why you don't simply call Logitech to cancel.
Next time, it would probably be a peachy idea not to hang up the phone if you know the sales rep has your information wrong. Even with a thick accent, you could have clarified your details for the guy. Instead, you're out some time because you're lazy.
Yea im well aware of the many places on the internet I can get the mouse, thanks. I just wanted to know if I could avoid having to wait 30 mins on hold to cancel.
There's no need to be a silly goose to anonymous strangers on the Internet who are spending their time trying to legitimately help you.
Im not being a "silly goose" by stating that I know all of the alternative locations to buy things. My question wasnt where could I go to purchase a mouse.
There is no way to avoid waiting on hold to get this properly canceled, to answer your question. You're either going to wait on hold with Logitech or with your credit card company, and the latter will be asking questions as to why you don't simply call Logitech to cancel.
This doesn't answer my question which was if the order would even go through since my billing information is incorrect.
Next time, it would probably be a peachy idea not to hang up the phone if you know the sales rep has your information wrong. Even with a thick accent, you could have clarified your details for the guy. Instead, you're out some time because you're lazy.
The rep didn't repeat the information back to me, my fault for not asking him to. I assumed he heard me clearly as I was speaking very slowly and boldly. Also, all i have this weekend is time to do whatever, including being lazy. Thanks.
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Your question was answered whether or not the payment will still go through. It depends on the verification used by the merchant. I don't know why I'm even still replying to your goosey thread.
Your question was answered whether or not the payment will still go through. It depends on the verification used by the merchant. I don't know why I'm even still replying to your goosey thread.
Because you have nothing else better to do with your time?
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The Black HunterThe key is a minimum of compromise, and a simple,unimpeachable reason to existRegistered Userregular
edited July 2010
I wouldn't test the waters with whether or not it will go through, you will have to cancel the order
also stop backtalking a guy who is just trying to help you
you threw the "yes I already know I can get it elsewhere" in our faces, and he said it was unnecessary, though he could have done it better
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Maybe you should call them back?
To go into more detail, it is Logitech. I called them yesterday because my mouse died. because I lost the receipt all they could give me was a coupon for 50% off on their store...which brought the price of my mouse only a few dollars less than if I were to buy it from newegg. I spent an hour on the phone today waiting for them to verify my coupon and they apparently didnt trust me enough to just email me the code and let me order it myself: had me tell my billing/mailing address and CC info to a sales rep or whatever who entered it incorrectly. If the order cancels Im just going to buy it from newegg. I sent them an email telling them to correct my address so..
If logitech didn't make a mouse I absolutely love then I would.
I will, depending on the status of my current order.
That completely depends on how they process credit card payments, what payment gateway or merchant system they use and your carrier. You can call and deny them access via your card company if the charge hasn't gone through, probably but it will be as much of a hassle as canceling the order probably.
eBay probably has the mouse you want.
There's no need to be a silly goose to anonymous strangers on the Internet who are spending their time trying to legitimately help you.
There is no way to avoid waiting on hold to get this properly canceled, to answer your question. You're either going to wait on hold with Logitech or with your credit card company, and the latter will be asking questions as to why you don't simply call Logitech to cancel.
Next time, it would probably be a peachy idea not to hang up the phone if you know the sales rep has your information wrong. Even with a thick accent, you could have clarified your details for the guy. Instead, you're out some time because you're lazy.
Im not being a "silly goose" by stating that I know all of the alternative locations to buy things. My question wasnt where could I go to purchase a mouse.
This doesn't answer my question which was if the order would even go through since my billing information is incorrect.
The rep didn't repeat the information back to me, my fault for not asking him to. I assumed he heard me clearly as I was speaking very slowly and boldly. Also, all i have this weekend is time to do whatever, including being lazy. Thanks.
Because you have nothing else better to do with your time?
also stop backtalking a guy who is just trying to help you
you threw the "yes I already know I can get it elsewhere" in our faces, and he said it was unnecessary, though he could have done it better