I didn't order this and will be… I didn't order this and will be requesting a charge back. You guys signed me up for lessons and then never baked to schedule any of them. I didn't show up to any lessons so IDK why you would charge me for another month.

I understand that you didn't refund the… I understand that you didn't refund the shipping. But I wish the refund was immediate instead of 3-5 business days, because it says on the website that if you return the item to the store, the refund will be immediate. However, after I returned the item to the store, I got an email saying that I still had to wait 3-5 business days for my refund.

I wanted to purchase from store... I wanted to purchase from store... NOT have a sales clerk fill out an online order ... I could have done that myself and not driven to the store ... not cool ... and just didn't feel comfortable ... going to have store ship to my house, as I won't be back

A confirmed order canceled not by me. My original order (Order Number: GCSF0002550925) was confirmed on April 20th by e-mail. Today I get a phone call saying that the order of the mahogany D-15 was canceled. I did not cancel it. Can you tell me how a confirmed order gets canceled by someone other than me? On top of that no one can tell me how it got canceled. I would like to know what happened and/or how this happened! I was in contact with Gear Adviser Paul after I was informed that my order was canceled, and he bent over backward to make it right. He is the only reason that I reordered a different guitar from Guitar Center. Needless to say I was upset! I hope the guitar that I reordered is satisfying.

Done with GC. I've bought many items from GC but am now done. I ordered a speaker but changed my mind before it shipped. There was no clear way to cancel so thought I'd just return it locally but when I attempted the sales person pointed out the small print on the page, "no return" and even after getting a manager then discussing with corporate, no refund, no return. Which results in a $45 denial losing them a repeat customer.