Yeah, but now we all know we can get then for $300...
) I have to agree with those that urge you to continue to make contact with the seller to get this straightened out. While this was obviously some kind of error on their part (stock folks doing one thing, accounting doing another), it really is the right thing to do to pursue them on this, and keep pursuing them occasionally until you have a response from them that basically says "we're done, you're good, now leave us alone". Until I get a "we're good" message from them, or get the request to send the remaining balance, I wouldn't sleep well. And, as others have mentioned, this is a controlled inventory item - if at some point, their computer says that gun is in their inventory, and it's not, they likely would mark it as stolen, which could be really bad news for you down the road.
Somewhere there's a pre-diabetic Limey with a sweet tooth wondering wtf happened to his candy.
I received an order from Amazon a few years back - had several items I didn't order. Turns out they shipped me someone else's package - somehow the shipping label ended up on the wrong box. I contacted Amazon to get a return label/authorization to return the items. Surprisingly, it was incredibly difficult to do. Since I hadn't ordered those items, the system wouldn't let me create a return - there was no order to return from. On the packing label, I knew who was supposed to get the box, and shared that with Amazon. I made multiple calls and emails and they never managed to let me return the stuff. So, eventually I wrote them and gave them a deadline to resolve this or I'd throw the stuff away (none of it was anything I wanted). They never responded and I tossed it.
Next time Amazon messed up, they shipped me someone else's order again. Same thing, wrong label on the wrong box. I contacted them and this time they apologized and told me to keep it (it was some candy from England) and they shipped me the items I had originally ordered. Then, like 4 weeks later, I got the same thing, again, and I hadn't even placed an order. I contacted them and they apologized again, once again telling me to keep the British candy. Oh well, at least it was a tasty mistake
I received an order from Amazon a few years back - had several items I didn't order. Turns out they shipped me someone else's package - somehow the shipping label ended up on the wrong box. I contacted Amazon to get a return label/authorization to return the items. Surprisingly, it was incredibly difficult to do. Since I hadn't ordered those items, the system wouldn't let me create a return - there was no order to return from. On the packing label, I knew who was supposed to get the box, and shared that with Amazon. I made multiple calls and emails and they never managed to let me return the stuff. So, eventually I wrote them and gave them a deadline to resolve this or I'd throw the stuff away (none of it was anything I wanted). They never responded and I tossed it.
Next time Amazon messed up, they shipped me someone else's order again. Same thing, wrong label on the wrong box. I contacted them and this time they apologized and told me to keep it (it was some candy from England) and they shipped me the items I had originally ordered. Then, like 4 weeks later, I got the same thing, again, and I hadn't even placed an order. I contacted them and they apologized again, once again telling me to keep the British candy. Oh well, at least it was a tasty mistake
Couldnt agree more
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