Re: anyone ever return a DVD Recorder to Walmart?

You know, I'm sorta disappointed my question never got answered after 
all this time :( . I love lively discussion but this thread got nuts. 
Now that I have my machine and it appears to be working as per the 
literature and the 100000 reviews I've read (yes I'm not so stupid as to 
not read reviews), I'm going to keep the thing.  I was going to maybe 
try to return it just to irritate you dissenting people but decided it 
wasn't worth another week of my time. So I hope the people that were so 
against me ensuring the machine did what it said can sleep better at 
night knowing I'm keeping this thing unless it breaks down in the near 
future.

And make sure you practice what you preach. If you think it's not right 
to return things such as I described, I better not catch you in a store 
with such a liberal return policy! It is a free country after all.

Now back to my wonderful new recorder.

Say, anyone know how to crack the macrovision so I can use Walmart's DVD 
rental service to pirate DVDs and sell them on my street corner for 1/2 
the price? And will walmart take back dvds that have been pirated? heck 
maybe I can just use the machine 90 days, record everything in the world 
then take it back <sorry but I couldn't resist razzing you fun people 
out there>  ;)

lucky wrote:

> I looked at their web site and found no such exclusions but I was 
> wondering about real life experiences or hassles anyone may have gotten 
> trying to returnd a recorder.
>
> I'm willing to pay more at walmart than an online retailer solely for 
> the possibility of me not liking the thing and wanting to return it. 
> Most online places exclude such returns or charge 10% so even with tax I 
> pay in person, I'm going to come out ahead with piece of mind.