Any time you make a purchase, whether it is online, or with a regular brick and mortar retailer, you should always be diligent with your record keeping and receipts.

Make sure that after your purchase arrives, that you keep your receipts, and read any information the retailer may have included about return information. Keep this information for as long as the warranty or return is valid. Many places will not accept a return without this information, and with due cause. They will not know if you have bought this from another store, and trying to return it to them. Even though it may be in good faith, the retailer will not know.

When your credit card bill arrives in the mail, make sure you double check your bill to assure that the right amount was charged, and also that you had not been double billed. When the next months bill comes, be sure that you had not been billed again. If so, most Companies will have the phone number and name of Company on your credit card statement.

If you return your product, and ask for a credit, be aware of the return policies, and make sure your credit is issued. Many places will not refund shipping charges, and some places may charge a 'handling fee' for the return, so you may only get a percent of your refund.