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There may be contradictions, you have not signed the contract but you have paid the deposit, which also means that you have agreed, and it is a bit difficult to get the deposit back.

If the deposit is not refunded, there is no way to give the deposit is generally negotiated before giving it depends on the seller's character A good seller will give a refund.

If you paid a "deposit" instead of a "deposit", you don't want it now and it's non-refundable.

"Deposit" refers to the payment of a certain amount of money by the consumer to the merchant in advance to ensure the performance of the contract. According to the relevant provisions of the Contract Law, when the merchant breaches the contract, the "deposit" will be doubled; When the consumer defaults, the "deposit" will not be returned. The total amount of the "deposit" shall not exceed 20% of the subject matter of the contract.

As for the "deposit", there is no clear provision in the law at present, and it can generally be regarded as "advance payment". The validity of the "deposit" depends on the agreement of the parties. If there is no agreement between the parties, the nature of the "deposit" is mainly an advance payment, and the furniture seller shall refund unconditionally when it breaches the contract; When the consumer breaches the contract, he can negotiate with the furniture seller to settle it and request the operator to refund the money.

If the parties agree otherwise, the agreement shall be followed.