just another cancellation

[errevi]

I've sent the cancellation email to support@notionink.com,
ladies and gents place your bets now: when will I receive my money?
Anyway thanks to everybody in the community, it has been a nice dream ...

[AdamAndEveIt]

I'm betting you'll get an email saying your Adam has left the warehouse and you can't cancel.

[Mikele]

never never never

[DeliriousPie]

If I don't hear back from Notion Ink today, I am calling the credit card company. It's that simple. I tried to cancel my order 5 days ago.

[IronTUX]

I've sent the cancellation email to support@notionink.com,
ladies and gents place your bets now: when will I receive my money?
Anyway thanks to everybody in the community, it has been a nice dream ...

I think to cancel my order toi
I'm waiting more 4 or 5 days

[JamesX]

If I don't hear back from Notion Ink today, I am calling the credit card company. It's that simple. I tried to cancel my order 5 days ago.

Lol i can feel your anguish my friend!

[jholbrook]

I'm just about at the end of my patience too. I've tried to believe in NI and trust them but I've requested an update today. If I don't get a REAL update then I will be reporting this purchase as fraud to Visa. Damn.

[slider]

I'm just about at the end of my patience too. I've tried to believe in NI and trust them but I've requested an update today. If I don't get a REAL update then I will be reporting this purchase as fraud to Visa. Damn.

Is it possible to oblige them to return as also the 5% (if we will report this purchase as fraud to Visa) ?

[Rudedadude]

Is it possible to oblige them to return as also the 5% (if we will report this purchase as fraud to Visa) ?

I guess not. It was part of the deal when you decided to order an Adam, not something they invented later on.

[AdamAndEveIt]

I guess not. It was part of the deal when you decided to order an Adam, not something they invented later on.

Depends on Visa's view of your statutory rights. My bank has suggested that Notion Ink's terms and conditions might be non-enforceable because they contravene generally recognised International statutory consumer rights.

When they charge your card, legally they've exhibited "consideration." In other words, by accepting your offer (and payment), they've entered into a contract. Part of that contract is to send you the device you ordered within the indicated time-frame. If they don't, they are breaching the contract and are liable for the whole amount.