We weren't home because they didn't tell us they were going to deliver the bed. Next time if you believe a charge is unreasonable, refuse to pay it. Negotiate on the spot to a reasonable fee. There is no easy way to force someone to return money and no attorney will go to court for such a small amount. You do have a right to the warranty information.
Federal law requires that sellers provide warranty information before or at the time of sale.
The seller must - Provide a copy of the written warranty with every warranted consumer product, Provide a tag or sticker on the product which contains the warranty information, or Print or attach the warranty information to the package or carton the product comes in. Call the seller and ask for the warranty. Tell him it is a violation of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act to fail to provide you with the warranty. Laura Laura Yeomans is the research director for Ohio Citizen Action, P.O. Box 8, Dover, OH 44622-0008. Please include your phone number and a self-addressed stamped envelope.