Here's the problem...the installer had two boxes left over, he told us to take them back to the store and we would get credit for them. We decided to keep one box and return one...just in case we had to replace any in the future, so...This Monday 06/07/2010 my husband returned one box. He brought our paperwork with him to make the return. The salesman said he didn't know how much we paid per box for the product, (What??? didn't he just sell it to us) He told my husband, he would have to check their paperwork and get back with us on how much credit we would be getting back for the 1 box. I thought the reaction from the salesman was odd so I started thinking about this dilemma. About how much did we pay for this product...does everyone get quoted a different price? ... Depending on how much they want to charge an individual? ...there were no sale signs, no visible price displayed on the product in the store...the salesman just quoted us a price when we were looking at floor tiles, and he never mentioned a "sale" going on at the time we first looked at the flooring. He did say he would give us a 10% discount, but we never got any of those figures on our paperwork. Our invoices were not detailed, they never mentioned a price per box of tile, or how much it would cost to install the luan/ plywood, or what the cost was for the luan/plywood, or how much the linoleum tile installation would cost...Nothing in detail, our invoices just quoted a total job cost...a final price. The invoice only mentioned what our down payment was, what our adjusted costs were after the measurement, and what the final bill...the COD would be after installation. So, when we returned the box of extra tiles, all they want to refund us is the cost of the 1 box of tiles, No one wants to talk to me about the refund for not installing the product. I now know we were overcharged, we paid Rochester Linoleum & Carpet One, Inc, based on the installation of 12 boxes of flooring, but all we really required was 10 boxes of flooring. We paid for both the product & the installation of 12 boxes, but only needed 10 boxes. I'm ok with having extra product, ( because allot of times extra flooring is needed for special cut outs ) but I don't think it?s right to over charge the entire job, "just in case" more product is needed. And why aren't the prices written on the product so that the consumer knows what they cost. Why all the special discount talks... when in reality it never appears on the paperwork/invoices? I think we got ripped off, and so have many other consumers, by Rochester Linoleum & Carpet One, Inc. I told our salesman, he could find my complaint on Angie?s list. Where everyone else can see it too, and make an informed decision about whether or not to purchase products from Rochester Linoleum and Carpet One