Oops, I missed that minor detail -- that the $88 that should have been returned to your credit card, was returned to you instead in the form of store credit. But either way, that $88 you
did get back. It's the *
OTHER* eighty-something-dollar payment you made (in the form of two smaller returned items) that was never reimbursed to you.
The 4.29 is a minor goof, that I'm guessing you could probably live with. But unfortunately, it clouds the bigger issue. The bigger issue is that missing "eighty-something" payment ... indeed, half of the cost of the coat ... that was never returned to you.
Yeah, I get it.
If you try to explain it to someone else at
Coach, and they don't "see" the bigger problem with what happened, then maybe try explaining it with an example like this ......
"I have a knick-knack for sale. It costs $22. You buy it. You give me a ten-dollar bill, and I charge the other $12 to your credit card. ...... Later, you return the knick-knack, so I credit that $12 back to your credit card. Tell me, do you still want your ten dollar bill back as well?"
..... People don't immediately "see" the bigger problem, because they don't think of those two smaller returned items as a form of payment for the coat. But they are. Just as much as a ten-dollar-bill-piece-of-paper is a form of payment.
Really hoping you can get some sort of satisfaction from this ... even just an admission from Coach that the person who processed the return of your coat, is not good at logic problems. :-/