"If you use a credit card or a coupon, or fill out a survey, or mail in a refund, or call the customer help line, or open an e-mail we've sent you or visit our Web site, we'll record it and link it to your Guest ID," Pole said.
If they have shut down their accounts, the utility would mail them a refund check.
Others don't want the hassle of saving receipts, filling out paperwork, lugging that hand-carved cuckoo clock and those miniature Irish sweaters you bought for your nephews to Customs, getting the paperwork stamped and mailing it back for a refund.
Any Democrat who gave him campaign money before he became an independent, he said, can mail in a request for a refund -- he has almost $400,000 in his war chest -- and it will be considered.
And the thriller "Dust," starring Richard Masur and Hunter Foster at the Westside Theater, is offering a money-back guarantee: unsatisfied customers can receive a refund by mailing their tickets within two days of seeing the play to Dust-to-Dust Limited Partnership, 311 West 43rd Street, Suite 605, New York, N.Y.
If it finds a price that falls $25 or more from your purchase price, the system alerts you by e-mail that you may qualify for a refund.
After mailing her recalled trains to RC2 and enclosing a letter requesting a refund, she received an e-mail message signed, "Consumer Services".
Those who file electronically and elect to have their refunds deposited directly in a checking or savings account generally receive their money in about half the time it takes to receive a refund when filing by mail.
And while you may admit that the service isn't where it should be, I have yet to see a refund check in the mail.
Shortly before Houston and Platinum were scheduled to appear in court, Houston said he got a refund check in the mail for $135.
