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by astura 2330 days ago
These sorts of "cutesy" arguments don't hold up in a court of law.

http://www.nbcnews.com/id/21534526/ns/technology_and_science...

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That wasn't a glitch in negotiating. The system knew that the purchase was cancelled but sent the items anyway. It makes perfect sense that the system can legally ask to get those items back.
It depends on what the cancellation policy is, if the cancellation policy says that the responsibility to return is on the buyer, then absolutely it's stealing.