Legal Question in Consumer Law in California
I ordered some products from a company and after I did, I found a better deal locally. It was too late to stop the order, so I left a note in my condo building for UPS that this delivery was being REFUSED. Before the product even got to me, UPS returned it. The company is now telling me that I have to pay for shipping round trip and a stocking fee, plus a fee from Walmart who (it didn't come from) but it was through them. I am arguing that since I refused it and it never was delivered to me, I don't owe them anything. Who is right? Thanks
2 Answers from Attorneys
You entered into a contract to purchase some items. You breached the contract when cancelled the order. You should definitely pay the shipping charges, but I would want to see some proof with respect to the other charges.
They are right, though you are entitled to proof of the charges.
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