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I'm fairly certain the only reason it escalated to a USA call center for the parent company is because I have not let them take their stuff back. That and they might have gotten a ping from the CC for fraud. I'll worry about the extras later. I'm chocking it up as a learning experience. First time I let a highly praised, by social media, company fool me. From now on if it's only influencers praising a company, I'll pass. Like Dillon Mulvany, these people could care less about the company, they are getting money or free product to evaluate the product. Usually with raving positivity.I can confirm, you can keep them. That's law. They could hassle you, but they can't take action against you.
A few years ago I had someone steal my CC info, they ordered a $5k gaming laptop on my CC, shipped it to my house in THEIR name via FedEx, but they had attempted to reach out to FedEx and have it redirected to a FedEx store to pickup in person (that's how they game the system) well, it turned out the FedEx system was slow to handle the request, the laptop was delivered.
It was nigh impossible to get the charges reversed, the laptop vendor didn't want it back, I had my CC cancelled so they couldn't even back refund it, and they fought my CC on the claim. What a PITA.
Because they fought me, I kept the laptop after checking the legality of it. Otherwise, I would've sent it back, but it took months to get that sorted out.