On November 3 I ordered some items from Banknotes.com (www.banknotes.com) using their storefront (shopping cart) at BANKNOTES.US (www.banknotes.Us). The goods were shipped to me quite swiftly and I received them in good order and was satisfied with the quality, but I realised that I did not want these items anymore.
Accordingly to BANKNOTES.com's terms & conditions I can return all goods within 7 days for a full refund. So I sent the unwanted items back to Banknotes.com postal address and soon after they received it I got a message that my money has been refunded. The order amount that was charged on my credit card was $298.50 including shipping, but the refunded amount that was credited to my credit card and was shown under the company's name was $328.35.
I'm afraid to contact Banknotes.com to ask them why more money were refunded than my original order amount was, but I suspect it's some kind of bribe and I'm really disturbed by this. It shouldn't be a complaint, but I decided to post it here since it's such an unusual case and I suspect they did it for a purpose. I don't think I will ever do business with this company again.
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