I'm quite curious why they decide to rebill in the future if the transaction/refund was weeks to months before and they have no evidence that you kept the item.
You weren't clear with you wording or at least I think so. You meant to say, you order your item, call them up and say you change your mind and you want your money back, then they will have the return label(s) to sent to you to return the item(s). So instead of actually sending the item(s) itself, you send a box with something else that weighs exactly as much as the item(s) you ordered and as soon as you take to the carrier and they scan it, Wal-Mart's system shows you returned it, they send you your refund and when it hits the bank, you withdraw or send elsewhere and cancel the card correct?
You weren't clear with you wording or at least I think so. You meant to say, you order your item, call them up and say you change your mind and you want your money back, then they will have the return label(s) to sent to you to return the item(s). So instead of actually sending the item(s) itself, you send a box with something else that weighs exactly as much as the item(s) you ordered and as soon as you take to the carrier and they scan it, Wal-Mart's system shows you returned it, they send you your refund and when it hits the bank, you withdraw or send elsewhere and cancel the card correct?
