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Originally Posted by crich70
One grocery store here in town had a problem with customers who would rent DVD's that spoiled things too. People would rent a DVD, then they would watch it, and after that they would intentionally scratch it up after which they would bring it back and claim that they had been unable to watch the movie due to damage. It got so bad that the store stopped renting DVD's. People can ruin things for the rest of a group by their actions. The no-open policy is observed at Wal-Mart too in regards to some things like games or other software. I gather some people would buy a program, open it in order to copy it somehow and then try to return it for a refund later.
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There are always 'return' Scam Artists that abuse the stores (once) liberal policy.
Returns of 'unused' Electrical with 'chewed up' screw slots.
Returns of 'Unused' Laser printer Drum (was opened on the bottom and resealed after exchanging the contents. I was the next purchaser
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Returns of House branded Hardware not ever stocked by this member store
You name it...They try it
