Legal Question in Consumer Law in New Jersey

Re: No Refund Policy

If that's the only place the refund policy appears, then the store isn't complying with the law. The policy has to be on the item itself, at the entrances to the store, or at the register or visible at the point of sale. Giving it after the sale violates the NJ Consumer Fraud Act and NJ Refund Disclosure Laws. Feel free to contact me for more info.

Re: No Refund Policy

I have read what Glen Chulsky wrote...he is an attorney who does a good deal of consumer fraud work.

Sounds like you ask nicely, then...well, if no other way, then you sue them (if you think it is worthwhile) for consumer fraud, three times the amount you paid plus attorneys fees and court costs. not a great situation, a lot of work to sue.

Report them to Better Business Bureau, and NJ Dept. Consumer Affairs.

Good luck to you.

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