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I bought a monitor along with a couple other stuff and about a day after I made the order, it got charged to my bank account. 2 days after that, I saw the money back in my account and there's nk history in my account of amazon. Now it's been about 4 days and my order arrived and I still have the money in the account. Will the order be charged anytime soon or whatsoever? Am I to do something about it?

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I would contact Amazon and ask what is going on.  Worst thing would be they randomly "fix their glitch" and then pull moeny out of your account again.

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No but a similar situation happens where bank accounting gets off then a couple of weeks later the bank pulls the money back out and overdrafts people.  If they legitimately refunded you then the customer service rep will more likely than not be unable to charge you again anyways.

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23 minutes ago, AnonymousGuy said:

No but a similar situation happens where bank accounting gets off then a couple of weeks later the bank pulls the money back out and overdrafts people.  If they legitimately refunded you then the customer service rep will more likely than not be unable to charge you again anyways.

I mean, on amazon nothing out of the ordinary happened,  just the money return on my bank account.

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9 hours ago, Chaicho said:

I mean, on amazon nothing out of the ordinary happened,  just the money return on my bank account.

 

They might later flag you as possible charge-back fraud. But I don't know if thats common in US. Its about your conscience what to do.

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2 minutes ago, Chaicho said:

Damn, I got charged this morning. :/

I guess no free stuff.

The higher the price, more they want something back for it. I've seen and heard companies letting smaller (sub-$50) slip when it would be too much hassle to get everything straight. Like I've got 2 sets of t-shirts because company messed shipping.

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