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I need to cancel the order that I was just notified about

5 years ago

A couple days ago I got an email saying payment couldn't be confirmed. I didn't realize I had ordered them. When I went to respond our computer service was not operable. Now I just got an email saying you were able to get payment. I need to cancel this before it ships.

thanks,

susan

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Bassett Furniture Design Studio
5 years ago
Susan Try this link to have Customer Service help with this matter.... Good Luck

https://help.houzz.com/s/article/How-can-I-contact-Customer-Support?language=en_US
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