Make it stop
By SnuggieOverload - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
By SnuggieOverload - This FML is from back in 2009 but it's good stuff - United States
By mariology - 11/12/2013 12:33 - United States - Newark
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This has happened to me before, except not with Snuggies. I checked my email one day to find several emails about products I had supposedly purchased over the past hour with my debit card. I immediately canceled the card before any more purchases were made, but I ended up with about $30 worth of useless crap. They were things like trials for teeth whiteners. I still have no idea why they stole my information just to send crap to my house.
It depends on who your banking with, guys and girls. Many (popular) institutions state that if it's not your purchase, it's not your problem. And the best way to be reimbursed for the fraud committed on your behalf, is to contact your financial institution. Unless you're banking with some "hole in the wall" middle of nowhere type of bank. It's kind of hard to choose whether or not you deserved it, because you could have been careless and dropped it or you could have allowed for this to happen by not contacting your bank. Either way, FYD (Frick Your Day)
Oh Snap. Didn't notice the comments 34, 36, and 56. And snuggled could be useful. For Bon-Fires. lol, jk. I'd wear one indeed.
That's actually kind of funny, simply because of what you got and the sheer number of them. On a serious note though that sucks that someone stole your money, but if you call up your bank they'll cancel the charges, get your cash back, cancel the card so the guy who took it can't use it, and give you a new one. They may ask you to return the snuggies but maybe if you're lucky you'll get to keep them, I've always wanted one just because of how silly they look, my friend and I constantly joke that if you had one you could be a warlock.
I fail to see how this is an FML, especially if you're able to report fraud and get your money back. I mean, come on! They're Snuggies! They're awesome!
It's 16 times the fun! You could make a Snuggie fort!
WIN
Since when does buying something with a debit card get it automatically shipped to the billing address on the card?
will you share them with us?!!!
so ******* sell them!
ROTFL! Even if it was fake/a prank/whatever, it still made me crack up!
You failits ROFL you don't abbreviate the " the" n00b
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They're the blanket! With sleeves! Can you send me one? :D
Go on YouTube, and watch the Snuggie parody..."The What the F*#K Blanket." It will cheer you up!