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Bagpuss replied

4 April 2006, 13:19
Originally posted by cswd

I'll vouch for that - I'm on my 4th one now (iPod nano this time).

Why did you get another?
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Epiphone replied

4 April 2006, 12:49
If you bought it online you can send it back under the Distance Selling Regs.
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benn0 replied

4 April 2006, 11:22
If it's an ipod it'll be knackered within 12 months anyway.
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shaunbhoy replied

4 April 2006, 11:19
Originally posted by ladymuck

My fave trick is to say I bought it as a gift and the recipient doesn't want it.

Yeah,
but you are a bint. Shop attendants excpect that kind of gormless lack of planning from you. With blokes it is different. We are expected to put some thought into buying presents.
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Churchill replied

4 April 2006, 11:19
Sorry, my fault, I thought you were talking about cosmetic surgery...

I'll get my lead.
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ladymuck replied

4 April 2006, 11:12
My fave trick is to say I bought it as a gift and the recipient doesn't want it.
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BoredBloke started a topic Refurb Goods

4 April 2006, 10:55
Refurb Goods

I bought a MP3 player at the weekend but, like and idiot, didn't notice the refurbished part in the description. While refurbished would not be a problem if the goods in question were in mint condition, in this case, there are scratches on the unit and it looks somewhat tatty. Short of 'breaking it' (it has a 12 month warranty) is there anything which can be done to get my cash back. I have not yet approached the shop where I bought it from.
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