I bought a used refrigerator from a used appliance store, XXXX in XXXX, Florida. It came with a 30 day warranty. They did not offer delivery so I hired a professional moving company, XXXX XXXX to pick it up for a fee of {$100.00}. 27 days later I woke up to a hot refrigerator and lost all my food. I called the appliance store and he said I would have to bring it back. I called the same moving company, XXXX XXXX, to pick the refrigerator up and take it back to XXXX. The delivery was done. 

I called the appliance store to see what was wrong and how long the repair would take. He said he could n't look at it for 2 weeks. I said I ca n't go two weeks without a fridge. He called me a XXXX and I told him to keep the fridge and reversed the charge on my credit card. I bought another refrigerator, replaced all my ruined food and moved on. 

Months later, I get a letter from Barclay that the charge for the refrigerator was recharged to my card. What????? The appliance store suddenly claims the movers damaged the refrigerator. They shrink wrapped it and strapped it into the truck. I watched them. There was no damage. 

This all occurred in XXXX. The mover went to the appliance store last Friday to speak with the owner and see the refrigerator. The owner told him he did not know what he was talking about. He told him to have XXXX XXXX call. I did. He yelled and called me some more name. I said I need you to credit my card or let me come pick up the refrigerator. He said he got rid of it. I supplied Barclay with his ads where he was advertising the same refrigerator for {$550.00} through XXXX. Now " he got rid of it ''. 

I called Barclay and told them all of the above, again, and they still refuse to credit my card. 

I am literally at my wits end. What Barclay is doing is causing me a literal nervous breakdown and should be illegal. Where does any kind of consumer protection come into this? What in the world are they doing? Please help me. 

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