Walmart is also rebilling.
Got rebilled for walmart order 2 weeks after confirmation(1 and half month after original order). Watchout when refunding Walmart.
Walmart is also rebilling.
proof? 2short///
Originally Posted by smackdownn
Got rebilled for walmart order 2 weeks after confirmation(1 and half month after original order). Watchout when refunding Walmart.
Originally Posted by sharminator
Is this for GC or just physical goods?
It was physical goods.
Originally Posted by smackdownn
It was physical goods.
Originally Posted by sharminator
Card replacing once refund done works?
They've always been doing this. Your refunder didn't do the ftid right.
Originally Posted by smackdownn
It was physical goods.
Never had any rebills yet on my walmart recent or previous refunds. Walmart is not so known to make rebills. You just got unlucky 
Originally Posted by xHubaBubax
Never had any rebills yet on my walmart recent or previous refunds. Walmart is not so known to make rebills. You just got unlucky
Which refunder did you use if you don’t mind me asking
Originally Posted by WokToGo
Which refunder did you use if you don’t mind me asking
Probably failed ftid , ask the refunder to check the labels and if they marked as delivered
Not a surprise, because half of the "refunders" don't know shit about what they are doing. Getting a refund is way easier than avoiding problems, rebills and other stuff. Kids getting arrested soon mark my words.
Originally Posted by advancedrefund
Not a surprise, because half of the "refunders" don't know shit about what they are doing. Getting a refund is way easier than avoiding problems, rebills and other stuff. Kids getting arrested soon mark my words.
Just registered today, and seems to know everything. Letzzzz goooooo
Anyone know what happens if Walmart sends an email saying the item received does not match what was originally sent so the return is cancelled. What happens if the card that they rebill is cancelled? Will they send the payment to collection or pursue criminal charges? I don't mind paying but don't want to get in legal trouble
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