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Show ShHfeh 12 ' fr ! V The Sampler, Oct 4, 1984 order convenience can be cost ly f t i These articles are part of a series from the Consumer Affairs Office, Community Services Division. If you have a problem with any business in the area, or any comments on these articles, please call us at 2278. . . WHAT THINGS SHOULD 1 CHECK BEFORE ORDERING BY MAIL? a. Comparison shop. If the merchandise is available locally, check the a record that youve paid. e. Give explicit instructions with your order and specify if a substitute item is not acceptable. f. Dont overlook ship- ping charges - your order may be delayed, g. Look for a . cost. Add in the price of postage on the mail order purchase. Also consider the advantage of receiving the item immediately and of having the merchant nearby if problems develop, b. Watch out for offers which seem unbelievably cheap. They may well mean you arent going to see the merchandise ever. c. Find out if there is a , smaller request, b. Mark your name and address clearly on the order form. If you order a gift, make sure that the name and address of the person you are sending it to is included, c. Keep a copy of your order form and any letters you send to the company, d. Never send cash. Pay by check or money order so that you have MAIL ORDER: Ordering by mail is an easy and convenient way to obtain goods without having to travel the long distance into town. However, before you place .that order, there- are certain things you should know: - guarantee. Who pays return postage if you arent satisfied? d. Check the companys reputation before placing an order, e. Dont rely solely on a picture. Read the descrip- tion of the item carefully, noting such details as size, weight and color, f. Look for a company policy on returning merchandise. If you dont see one, write and ask what it is. WHAT SHOULD I DO IF I DECIDE TO ORDER BY MAIL? a. Dont start out with a big order. 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