I guess there won't have any return for clothing stores, 90% of clothes are seasonalinferno_gn wrote: ↑ Hi there,
I think all stores should banned seasonal items returns. This is BS every time at Costco when people return their AC when falls begins.
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Thanks RFDThe savings probably aren't past on to us but the costs of all those returns are factored into the prices. If people didn't return so many items that are perfectly fine but used and unsaleable the costs would be a little lower.DeletedMemories wrote: ↑ wondering why people care about what a store chooses to accept back and their refund policy. These stores have people working for them that go over these things and last I checked Walmart, Costco are not losing money. Even if everything was final sale I do not think we would get the savings passed down to us at the store level.
the opposite is true as well ever buy something at a place that has no returns and your stuck with something broken? Personally bought something at dollarama and it didn't work wasn't a huge sum but no refunds/exchanges left a sour taste in my mouth.
Oops, there no O. It's Guitar Hero Live, a video game.SusanM6112 wrote: ↑ Irrelevant, I know, but what's a GHO live?
If the clothing is clearly used, I think that they shouldn't accept the return. Buying a fall jacket and returning it once it is winter and using the money to buy a winter jacket and once winter is over, returning that to purchase a fall/spring jacket, etc. shouldn't be allowed (and I feel most stores wouldn't accept this). For clothes, I think a 1 week return policy would be fair. I've returned clothes before due to me not verifying all the stitching and noticing at home that it was off (or someone noticing it when I showed it to them and then they pointed it out to me).
That may be true but I've never had any real issues getting a refund for items that I've purchased and just didn't work as expected (for example, I purchase a digital television antenna and it would only catch 2 digital stations whereas my other antenna on a different television could at least catch 5 digital stations). The only time I had an issue was when I purchased a cheap netbook style computer from them and at the cash when I paid, the bill stated "this item can't be returned or exchanged". When I got home, I realized why... the cheap netbook style computer was a piece of junk. Netbooks are slow in general but this "netbook" was hardly useable. A few months after that, they no longer sold this cheap "netbook" and that company went out of business.Ottomaddox wrote: ↑ Let's be real, CT hates doing refunds on anything at any time of the year.
We had an acquaintance that volunteered to bring a projector to a backyard BBQ to have a movie night for the kids. We were all surprised they had a projector since they didn't seem very techie and never mentioned it before. They said they would just grab it from Costco and return it afterlmcjipo wrote: ↑I don't have an issue with stores not accepting returns for holiday items after the holiday is over.
I know someone about 25 years ago or so (when digital cameras were expensive and not ubiquitous and cellphones didn't have good cameras) who would purchase a higher end digital/film camera before his vacation, take a bunch of pictures with it, when he came back from vacation he would return the camera at the store that he purchased it (I think it was Walmart) and he had the nerve to go into the photo section of Walmart with his memory cards or his film and either print the photos or ask them to process the photos. When he told me that he did this, I viewed him in a different light after that and didn't think very highly of him.
