They won’t care. I ordered a vanity from wayfair once and then changed my mind and cancelled it. This was a $2000 dollar vanity. They still shipped it and when I asked them about returning it they told me to keep it.

I had an online store send me 2 identical area rugs - it was a hassle to explain the return and they ultimately ended up refunding me even after i explained I wasnt returning something i actually paid for and didn't need a refund - I just didn't want to pay to return it because it was their mistake. I ended up getting my rug for the price of a restocking fee. Oh well, i tried.

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Anonymous wrote:I have reported similar and they don't care. On the flip side, sometimes reporting things can make it worse like if they actually charge you again, it will be for $50 and not just $25.

This. Their incompetence could end up costing you more time and money. Leave it.

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Donate the $50 if it makes you feel better. You might open up a huge can of worms.

I've been undercharged at a one-shop store manned by the owner, and at a large retailer. I went back to the store when I realized it and paid the difference. I chose not to go back to the large retailer because that was opening a can of worms. The cashier gets in trouble, they look at you like you tried to steal from them, it's a huge hassle and wait in line, etc. Not worth the trouble.

Sams Club not only gives refunds but will reorder what you bought. They always say keep it.

It's eye-opening to see so many similar stories about mistaken refunds. It has now happened to me twice, and each time I've contacted the retailer repeatedly to give them their money back...without success. So I'm wondering... what does the law say about such cases?

No, I wouldn't say anything and pretend I didn't see it. If they cancel one of the refunds, so be it.

The one time I knowingly allowed a mistake like that to occur, I lost my uninsured very expensive cell phone. I don't mess w/karma!