Re: anyone ever return a DVD Recorder to Walmart?

nope, here's the original post:

"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."

I don't see that I asked what the policy was, I just asked if anyone had 
any real life experiences. You don't seem to get that. Real life 
experience with returning a specific piece of equipment is what I wanted.

Regarding your 2nd comment you said "Nothing's wrong with changing your 
mind, but why should I pay for it
(in the form of higher prices)?"    So I agree with you, you need not 
pay for my returns in the form of higher prices. We both agree here, 
can't you see that?  Just don't shop at places where they have great 
return policies.

As far as the posting not the way you want, the reason is I just want 
you to be able to read what I have to say without having to go through 
all the other stuff first. It's less effort expended on the reader's 
part and I'm trying to save mouse wear for people. Every little bit helps!



Stan Brown wrote:

> In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> in 
> misc.consumers, lucky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > You can't be serious. The question AND title of the thread was "anyone 
> > ever return a DVD recorder to Walmart?" 
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> The question was, what is the policy.
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> > (remember, you refused to shop there and pay for my return privledges?) 
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> Oh, I see. You just make this up as you go along.
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> And you also post upside down, another indicator of bogosity.