[chbot] OT store returns policy

[Mark Atherton]

Hi Jasper,

I was thinking of rather more gentle handling, with everything 
returned in a re-salable state :)

The need to take something back is generally an inverse square law of 
how willing the show will be to accept it.

Also, a store who shows willingness to be flexible is more likely to 
be dealt with flexibly (at least by me).

I know it's a different marketplace, but in the US, stores would do 
anything to get the sale and even (generally) accepted stuff back 
with a smile...

Happy Xmas.

Mark

You guys OK ? water, beer (subset of water), food, electricity ??



At 12:51 p.m. 26/12/2011, Jasper Mackenzie wrote:
>On Mon, 26 Dec 2011 10:40:18 +1300, Mark Atherton <markaren1 at xtra.co.nz>
>wrote:
>
> > completely OT, but managed to ask the question about 25 seconds before
> > handing
> > over some cash...
> >
> > The only purchasing approach that I can think of is to buy a product
> > that might
> > do the job, experiment and return for a refund if doesn't do what you
> > want.
>
>8) Sounds like an old friend of mine who would 'try out' thicknessers,
>planes, routers etc... until the job was done, then return them, damaged
>blades and all,
>   so yea, Bunnings, for tools at least 8)
>
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