Put A Deposit On A Thermospa Tub... Can I Cancel?

[Rubicon01]

Past the 3 days right to cancel. Its been about a week.

Can I still do it?

[Apollo217]

What's your contract say?

[Spa_Guru]

By law, no one can charge you for something you haven't recieved.

If you paid in full, odds are the dealer will charge a restocking fee.

[arf1410]

By law, no one can charge you for something you haven't recieved.

If you paid in full, odds are the dealer will charge a restocking fee.

huh? What law is that ? and in what state?

[Rubicon01]

Even though the contract says I owe 25% of the total purchase price, beyond the 3 days cancellation law in the state, they are allowing me to cancel. Now I'm waiting for my refund of the deposit. I will give it till the 15th of June to post and then call and see what is going on. I already alerted my credit card though.

[Spa_Guru]

By law, no one can charge you for something you haven't recieved.

If you paid in full, odds are the dealer will charge a restocking fee.

huh? What law is that ? and in what state?

Federal law.

http://www.consumer.ftc.gov/articles/0221-billed-merchandise-you-never-received-heres-what-do

[Dr. Spa]

It hasn't "not been received" until the date of delivery specified on the contract has passed.

Because this is a product that technically is "special order", or "made to order", and because the contract was signed in the buyer home, there are also other laws effecting the transaction.

Additionally, the article you link to is EXTREMELY biased towards the consumer...and leaves out ALL the exceptions that benefit the merchant.

[arf1410]

Maybe I'm missing something, but don't really see any releavance in that link posted above to changing ones' mind on buying a hot tub...