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Not much, but who would bother?On 4 Dec 2004 13:57:17 GMT, Scott Howard <scott@hunterlink.net.au> put
finger to keyboard and composed:
In aus.comms Phil Allison <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It is not a play and return policy.
Actually, I'd say it is.
From their website :
-----------------------------------------
Warranty, Refund and Exchange
Shop with confidence with our 14 Day money back guarantee. For "Change of
Mind" purchases, goods can only be accepted for refund or exchange in
unmarked, original condition and packaging, complete with all instruction
books, accessories etc.
-----------------------------------------
So if you play with it and change your mind, then you can return it -
with
the only "catch" being the usual one of having to return it in a saleable
condition. Sounds like play and return to me...
Scott
Agreed.
Read the back of your receipt for confirmation:
=====================================================================
14 DAY MONEY BACK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE, NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Proof of purchase required for any purchase, with the exception of any
Tandy or Dick Smith Electronics branded product.
The only exception to this will be:
*Software titles *Contracted mobile phones and prepaid communications
solutions (ie Epay).
=====================================================================
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse. What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
" I've had considerable hassles returning some items to
DSE within the first 7 days. The bigger the value of the the goods, the
bigger the hassle. "
** The above is a pretty damn clear indication that you do it regularly.
No it isnt, turd-burglar.
I have, in fact, bought three items from DSE over the past that I have
returned due to performance issues.
** Then it seems quite irrelevant to the 7 day return policy.
Why, dickhead?
It is not a play and return policy.
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse.
What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
"The Family"
No hassling? I've had considerable hassles returning some items to DSE
within the first 7 days. The bigger the value of the the goods, the
bigger the hassle.
** When you make a habit of *changing your mind* like this they have to
right to refuse to sell you anything.
It is not a play and return policy.
........... Phil
Liar. I made no such claim."Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:31d49mF38f93fU1@individual.net...
The OP indicated he REGULARLY returns even high priced items under their
7
day "satisfaction" policy.
You use the language of a kid with no idea about the commercial world.That is enough to get you banned from a store.
DSE shill, i think
"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Michael <michael@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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DSE shill, i think
'think' again. Phyllis could never get a job anywhere, ever.
It got the bums rush out of fixing toasters decades ago now.
Its a bit hard to tell the diff b/w a DSE shill and someone permanently
unemployable, but youve done well, mr speed
"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@optussnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:c0e5r0lhd0kle2euj95h7fhtr8nsn0bdqq@4ax.com...
On 4 Dec 2004 13:57:17 GMT, Scott Howard <scott@hunterlink.net.au> put
finger to keyboard and composed:
In aus.comms Phil Allison <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It is not a play and return policy.
Actually, I'd say it is.
From their website :
-----------------------------------------
Warranty, Refund and Exchange
Shop with confidence with our 14 Day money back guarantee. For "Change
of
Mind" purchases, goods can only be accepted for refund or exchange in
unmarked, original condition and packaging, complete with all
instruction
books, accessories etc.
-----------------------------------------
So if you play with it and change your mind, then you can return it -
with
the only "catch" being the usual one of having to return it in a
saleable
condition. Sounds like play and return to me...
Scott
Agreed.
Read the back of your receipt for confirmation:
=====================================================================
14 DAY MONEY BACK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE, NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Proof of purchase required for any purchase, with the exception of any
Tandy or Dick Smith Electronics branded product.
The only exception to this will be:
*Software titles *Contracted mobile phones and prepaid communications
solutions (ie Epay).
=====================================================================
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse. What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
Not much, but who would bother?
You obviously don't and that's no surprise. What bank would issue a 14 yo"Franc Zabkar"
Phil Allison
It is not a play and return policy.
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse.
** DSE staff are expected to control any abuse - you dopey wog
fuckwit.
What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
** So you have no idea how credit card transactions work either ??
Of course. Be VERY careful buddy."quietguy"
My experience has been quite different - my money cheerfully refunded -
pleasant people.
** The story we are getting from " The Family " is a snow job.
BTW Does "The Family" = "La Cosa Nostra" ??????
"Phil Allison"
The OP indicated he REGULARLY returns even high priced items under their
7 day "satisfaction" policy.
That is enough to get you banned from a store.
You use the language of a kid with no idea about the commercial world.
What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
** So you have no idea how credit card transactions work either ??
You obviously don't and that's no surprise.
** The story we are getting from " The Family " is a snow job.
BTW Does "The Family" = "La Cosa Nostra" ??????
Of course. Be VERY careful buddy.
For being Phil Allison, stupid."Phil Allison" <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:31d49mF38f93fU1@individual.net...
The OP indicated he REGULARLY returns even high priced items under their 7
day "satisfaction" policy.
Liar. I made no such claim.
That is enough to get you banned from a store.
You use the language of a kid with no idea about the commercial world.
Er, what have YOU been banned for?
I didnt agree with Mikey on Phyllis being a Dick Smith shill, stupid.Gosh, Phil the Jerk brings out the best of us.
Have Mike, Rod and Family ever simultaneously agreed on anything in the past?
"Michael" <michael@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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Michael <michael@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7Aysd.59575$K7.32814@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
DSE shill, i think
'think' again. Phyllis could never get a job anywhere, ever.
It got the bums rush out of fixing toasters decades ago now.
Its a bit hard to tell the diff b/w a DSE shill and someone permanently
unemployable, but youve done well, mr speed
Nah. He makes DSE employees look like Einsteins.
"Michael" <michael@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:7Aysd.59575$K7.32814@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
DSE shill, i think
Some do. One arsehole I know personally borrowed a system"Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@optussnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:c0e5r0lhd0kle2euj95h7fhtr8nsn0bdqq@4ax.com...
On 4 Dec 2004 13:57:17 GMT, Scott Howard <scott@hunterlink.net.au> put
finger to keyboard and composed:
In aus.comms Phil Allison <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It is not a play and return policy.
Actually, I'd say it is.
From their website :
-----------------------------------------
Warranty, Refund and Exchange
Shop with confidence with our 14 Day money back guarantee. For "Change of
Mind" purchases, goods can only be accepted for refund or exchange in
unmarked, original condition and packaging, complete with all instruction
books, accessories etc.
-----------------------------------------
So if you play with it and change your mind, then you can return it -
with
the only "catch" being the usual one of having to return it in a saleable
condition. Sounds like play and return to me...
Scott
Agreed.
Read the back of your receipt for confirmation:
=====================================================================
14 DAY MONEY BACK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE, NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Proof of purchase required for any purchase, with the exception of any
Tandy or Dick Smith Electronics branded product.
The only exception to this will be:
*Software titles *Contracted mobile phones and prepaid communications
solutions (ie Epay).
=====================================================================
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse. What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
Not much, but who would bother?
It was a rhetorical question, stupid."Franc Zabkar" <fzabkar@optussnet.com.au> wrote in message
news:c0e5r0lhd0kle2euj95h7fhtr8nsn0bdqq@4ax.com...
On 4 Dec 2004 13:57:17 GMT, Scott Howard <scott@hunterlink.net.au> put
finger to keyboard and composed:
In aus.comms Phil Allison <philallison@tpg.com.au> wrote:
It is not a play and return policy.
Actually, I'd say it is.
From their website :
-----------------------------------------
Warranty, Refund and Exchange
Shop with confidence with our 14 Day money back guarantee. For "Change of
Mind" purchases, goods can only be accepted for refund or exchange in
unmarked, original condition and packaging, complete with all instruction
books, accessories etc.
-----------------------------------------
So if you play with it and change your mind, then you can return it - with
the only "catch" being the usual one of having to return it in a saleable
condition. Sounds like play and return to me...
Scott
Agreed.
Read the back of your receipt for confirmation:
=====================================================================
14 DAY MONEY BACK SATISFACTION GUARANTEE, NO QUESTIONS ASKED.
Proof of purchase required for any purchase, with the exception of any
Tandy or Dick Smith Electronics branded product.
The only exception to this will be:
*Software titles *Contracted mobile phones and prepaid communications
solutions (ie Epay).
=====================================================================
It seems to me that this policy is excessively generous and open to
abuse. What's to stop someone buying an expensive plasma TV just for
the World Cup or Olympic Games, for example, and then returning it
when the event is over, and before it hits his credit card?
Nothing. Thats the risk they take, stupid.