Quote from: Mad Macs on April 17, 2015, 04:01:41 PM

Quote from: eightcylinders on April 17, 2015, 03:57:27 PM

Quote from: Mad Macs on April 17, 2015, 03:48:32 PM

We're considering our options at this point, but chargebacks will hit us NOW. Filing charges against GAW means we get in line to collect "anything" which won't be much when it's all said and done.

If I were in your shoes (I wouldn't be, since would never have repped a questionable operation, but just for the sake of argument) I would be trying 1000% to find a way to make my customers happy, or not happy at least less pissed off. If I go to Home Depot and buy a box of wingnuts, and find when I get home that the box is empty ... Home Depot is going to refund my money even if they paid for the empty box with cash. This is not any different.

I am not your customer, but you might consider store credits, a special deal on something else, etc. so you at the very least are sharing in the pain and making a customer a deal at the same time. FWIW.

When we got involved it was a simple mining operation. Once it turned weird and shady we got out. I won't put our name on something we don't believe in and GAW got ugly on us.

We are always open to ideas and are willing to work out something with our customers, but if every single one charged back to us ALL of us would go out of business and probably lose everything including our homes.

Don't mean to come off as too crass, but that is probably something you should have thought of before accepting CC for products that didn't exist. You may have not known that on the time, but if you spent cash/btc to get them and then turned around and re-sold it via a reversible method, that's a mistake on your part. I wouldn't really care about your house if I needed to pay my bills, so you guys should be proactively finding a solution for yourselves and your customers, because it looks to me like you are the one that got caught holding the bag of shit that Josh handed you.