Legal Question in Credit and Debt Law in Georgia

Defective Engine
Purchased a engine from an auto salvage place per the mechanic request on 1/16/2009. After two weeks of getting my car back it was towed on 2/10/2009 ( within 30 days of the warranty). The mechanic could not figured what was wrong with my car and the car was towed to another shop. Only to discover the engine was defective (jumped timing belt valves also internal noise, etc) resulting in replacing the enginefor a second tiime. When purchasing the engine over the phone I ask for the return policy, he only advise a thirty day warranty (vague). I received the receipts 2 weeks ago after requesting that it be faxed over. The receipt state no refunds or exchanges, most importantly that is was a cash transaction when it was paid on my credit card. I have proof from a reputable mechanic that the part was defective and a towing slip showing the part was defective within 30 days. On the receipt where it requires a signature there is no signature authorizing the charge. Is there anything legally that can be done get my money back

Asked on 3/23/09, 3:08 pm

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Re: Defective Engine

If the receipt says no refund or exchanges, what the person said does not matter. That means what it says.

Answered on 3/23/09, 5:15 pm

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