Word: refundability
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Perhaps I am the only student who has received a refund from the Harvard Delivery News Service. I received the refund after complaining to The New York Times in New York (800-325-6400; toll free). The toll-free number is also an answering service, but The New York Times returns phone calls and manages to contact the Harvard Delivery people. I received $3.75. David Cholst...
...month-old delivery service, which has yet to perform an audit of its books, Gaither said, also does not know whether it will be financially able to refund money to all angry subscribers--some of whom this week said they missed up to four Sunday and ten daily newspapers last term...
...Fully disclose warranty terms in "simple and readily understood language." Among the facts that must be listed: precisely when, how and by whom a product will be repaired or replaced, and who will make a refund. Currently warranties are often clotted with legalese and offer implied instead of explicit promises...
...like to hold on to some $1.2 billion already collected or due to be paid in import fees, and 2) Ford wants his authority to impose oil tariffs clarified. If the U.S. Supreme Court decides to take on the case and upholds the ruling, the Treasury will have to refund the $1.2 billion to oil importers...
...full 48% corporate rate on the money it receives by levying the surcharge. Thus, in order to get $313 million to pay to Arco, SoCal Gas will have to collect some $600 million from customers. In the unlikely event that the deal falls through, Arco would refund the SoCal Gas advances plus 7% interest. Then SoCal Gas would return the Arco refund to the consumers. The IRS would rebate the income taxes paid on the money raised for the Arco advance, so the consumers would get back the full $600 million-but of course they would...