I don't even shop there anymore since they changed their return policy. No refund if the product has been opened. How else do you test to see if it meets your needs or not?
Good insults are hard to find. Why waste them on someone you don't like.
Aug 12th, 2021 6:45 pm
Aug 12th, 2021 7:01 pm
Lol this isn't a loan a tool program.
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Door jams are awesome with a multitool. So is cutting out drywall holes for plugs and switches. Also can be used to cut pipes, strip glue off old flooring tiles, cut 2x4's in half that are in the wall still when doing renovations, trimming off door and window shims, sanding tight spots, you name it. There's a good reason it's called a multi-tool. Since I got it, my Reciprocating Saw has barely left it's case.
Aug 15th, 2021 1:45 am
The tool probably costs $5 from China. Yes there are those that abuse the return policy at stores, but CT should punish those people via tracking their CC info or Triangle rewards file, instead of just punishing all customers as a whole. CT has probably lost more customers and money from such a strict return policy, either due to customers that had one bad experience and never went back, or customers that would rather shop at another store (princess auto, home depot, lowes) with a better return policy. I know I'll never shop at CT for any appliance or power tools, and only consumables that I know I'll never return (Fluids, garbage bags, cleaning suppplies, etc).
Aug 15th, 2021 9:53 am
You cannot track people and their returns because those who abuse a return policy can simply switch credit cards, sign up again for loyalty programs, etc because any truly unique identifier (driver's license number) is no longer acceptable to store. And people who abuse returns know they are doing so, and are likely willing to do what it takes to keep doing it.CanadianConsumerYEG wrote: ↑ The tool probably costs $5 from China. Yes there are those that abuse the return policy at stores, but CT should punish those people via tracking their CC info or Triangle rewards file, instead of just punishing all customers as a whole. CT has probably lost more customers and money from such a strict return policy, either due to customers that had one bad experience and never went back, or customers that would rather shop at another store (princess auto, home depot, lowes) with a better return policy. I know I'll never shop at CT for any appliance or power tools, and only consumables that I know I'll never return (Fluids, garbage bags, cleaning suppplies, etc).
If you buy a Ryobi multi tool and find out it sucks, HD will take it back in 180 days no questions asked. CT will give you the finger. No way I'm shopping at CT.
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Agree. I got one around $30 a few years ago. I finally use it couple of months ago repairing a door jam.springrain wrote: ↑ This is correct. I remember the price I bought it is at $30 or $39.