@Anonymous wrote:I purchase some items this past week and now I want them returned after realizing that I cannot use multiple of them on the same transcation and the terms and conditions never specified whether I could use one or multiple UNTIL I purchased it which states I can only use one per session. This company has a non-refund policy so I called the credit card company I purchased them on and they also could not dispute it because the item I bought was non-refundable. What should I do? This is very frustrating.
At face-value I would think that unless the credit card you used has 'return protection' you might be out of luck. 
Here is a link that has more info: https://www.nerdwallet.com/blog/credit-card-benefits/credit-card-return-protection-guide/
If return protection won't be able to help (card not covered, etc.) you'll need to share some more details before anybody here will be able to help. Without knowing which card you used and having a better idea of the nature of the purchase everything is really just a stab in the dark.
Your message is super confusing. If you want some thoughtful answers, you'll need to provide some useful data.
@Anonymous wrote:It was unfortunately by chase and they don't have a protection return policy.......
Chase most certainly has return protection. I have no idea what the item in question is or who the vendor is, but if the vendor is refusing to honor their return policy Chase should cover it. If, however, the vendor has a no-return policy or you're in violation of their return policy then you're SOL. Return protection is for when a vendor refuses in good faith to honor their return policy. It doesn't cover non-refundable items or vendors who don't allow returns.
