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Originally Posted by Server
Wrong again. There is no blame or fault on the merchant. You are responsible
for your own due diligence! If you can't read return policy or fail to test
before you buy then the only one to blame is the purchaser who does not
know how to purchase / evaluate a product in the first place.
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So, I'm supposed to be able to unbox the item and test it out in the store?? Most stores here in the US will not allow the consumer to do that. You can examine the display models, but not take an item to be purchased out of the box to set it up and test it or try it out.
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Originally Posted by Server
In some countries, return policies such that of North America is unheard of!
With a mentality of everything is disposable, its little wonder how badly
spoiled today's consumers really are.
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Well, then, I guess Amazon's wonderful return policy for the Kindle has spoiled me rotten.
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Originally Posted by Server
Leave it to one in the minority to cry wolf, and then troll around and
spew their hate for no good reason and then wonder why innovation
takes so long and costs so much!
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Do you have any idea what it means to "cry wolf"?? I also do not consider myself a "troll" simply because I consider Sony to have inferior customer service. If voicing my opinion is spewing hate (?) then, that's just too bad for you. I fully intend to keep voicing my opinion, whether you like it or not.
I see nothing in my post about innovation and the costs of same. I am fully aware of the return policy for Borders, and I do little or no shopping there as a result. I am fully aware (from prior experience) of the lousy Sony customer service, and I buy as few Sony products as possible as a result.
Don't see how that makes me a cry baby. Just a smarter consumer than you are. And, since that is the case .... *poof* you are ignored from here to eternity.