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The refund hit my bank on the end of business on the 14th. After I emailed him for an update, and after things went sideways. I've seen those 3 typed of return charges in my account. Thank your for explaining it. I was never sure why some refunds/credits were deposited differently. At the end of the I just wanted confirmation that it had been processed when I received the email stating such. Like I said, every other vendor I've dealt with let you know it's done, but may take a bit more time. At which point I'm happy waiting a few more days. I've never once filed a dispute against any knife company. The whole thing was crazy.Cross-posted, but as I said above, everybody who's ever worked the sales side of a credit card system knows that refunds aren't necessarily immediate. Or, at least, they SHOULD know. Also, depending on how the POS system works, cancelled transactions and refunds aren't necessarily the same thing either. Banks don't always do the same things as other banks either. Sometimes you'll get a refund for the full amount immediately. Sometimes you'll get the full amount in a day or three. Sometimes you might see a pending refund (for $0.00) before you see the actual refund. I've seen all three of these on my own bank account, so that tells me that vendors' systems work differently. And of course, your own bank could work differently. And then there's sales that go through an intermediary (PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc).
Regardless, unless the refund did actually go through to your end immediately after he processed it, there's absolutely no melonfarming way that you would "know very well that your money was refunded to you on June 12 at 11:49 AM Eastern daylight time". A customer might not realize this, but the seller definitely should know this and patiently explain this to the customer rather than going off the rails like Neil did.
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