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Can you do this in a british shop?
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So what happens if you have cancelled that account. The store still has a legal obligation to refund you.. so cash is the only alternative.
They only have a legal obligation to refund you if the goods are faulty, or not fit for purpose. Otherwise, any refund is purely at the discretion of the shop.0 -
The reason shops refund to the credit card is that that also refunds the charge for the shop using that card. Say you buy something for £100 on credit card. The shop actually gets paid £98 (or something like that). If they gave you £100 in case they'd be £2 down. But if they refund to the credit card then all is square.0
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