Not sure what everyone else's definition of "restocking fee" is, but the general concept is a fee for something that is returned or maybe an item that was a special order from a distributor, like flooring you didn't use from a lumberyard shipped from a distributer. If you never took possession, how can they claim it was returned, when they already had it in stock? Also, you are rejecting delivery based on their misrepresentation of the product which was a CLEAR breach of contract on their part.
If you have an attorney's opinion that the sale to you would have been a felony, take it to Wade's and inform them that you want a 100% refund, ricky-tick. If they say no, and the fee was on a credit card, I would just call my credit card company, give them the information you have, and demand a chargeback. A chargeback is for fraudulent transactions. If this transaction wasn't fraudulent, nothing is (putting you at risk of a felony). You'll get your money back with very little hassle. If these actions don't resolve it, step up to the next level.
No way in hell I would let the store keep $370 of my money in that scenario. That's another Tisas and you and I both know we likey our Tisas . It's also a little less than half way to a S&W 686 if you find a deal.
If you have an attorney's opinion that the sale to you would have been a felony, take it to Wade's and inform them that you want a 100% refund, ricky-tick. If they say no, and the fee was on a credit card, I would just call my credit card company, give them the information you have, and demand a chargeback. A chargeback is for fraudulent transactions. If this transaction wasn't fraudulent, nothing is (putting you at risk of a felony). You'll get your money back with very little hassle. If these actions don't resolve it, step up to the next level.
No way in hell I would let the store keep $370 of my money in that scenario. That's another Tisas and you and I both know we likey our Tisas . It's also a little less than half way to a S&W 686 if you find a deal.