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catrose

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10. And if it were legal

Reply to hibbing (Reply #9)

Sat Nov 16, 2013, 01:11 AM

Nov 2013

how can they claim they have a contract when the company didn't send a product and the couple cancelled payment through PayPal? This is weird. And scary.

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Agreed. Dawson Leery Nov 2013 #1

Terrible Decaffeinated Nov 2013 #2

can't be legal Enrique Nov 2013 #3

What? Dwayne Hicks Nov 2013 #4

my thoughts exactly hibbing Nov 2013 #9

And if it were legal catrose Nov 2013 #10

"Business Insider was unable to reach anyone by phone or email at Kleargear.com." Riftaxe Nov 2013 #5

Sounds like a legal cash cow to me. defacto7 Nov 2013 #6

Three years later? SoapBox Nov 2013 #7

Steer clear of ripoffreport! Jesus Malverde Nov 2013 #8

I know, it's ridiculous sakabatou Nov 2013 #12

RipoffReport is legalized extortion. grantcart Nov 2013 #13

This should be taken to court sakabatou Nov 2013 #11