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Fannie May Chocolate Nightmare…

on 12.3.2009 at 11:12am
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If you ordered from Fannie May yesterday you need to check your bank statements.  Normally when companies get overrun with orders like this just cancel them, not a big deal for any of us and we move on.

Fannie May has taken the illegal approach however and has removed the coupon code from many orders and is charging a larger, unauthorized amount.  There are a few things that you can do:

  1. File a report with your credit card for false billing (you should have your email confirmation showing the $7-$10 charge amount.)
  2. Call Fannie May and cancel your order and they will refund the money.

For questions concerning an on-line shopping order: Call 1(800)333-3629 or email
customerservice@fanniemay.com

You can take it one step further if you like.

  1. File a report with your local Better Business Bureau.
  2. File a report with your State Consumer Affairs office.

This deal completely checked out as a working legitmate company with me yesterday.  I apologize though, never in my wildest dreams would I think they would charge cards for more than you authorized them too.

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