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Re: Stupid: Bought an Open Box
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Sat, 29 Jan 2000 01:42:28 GMT
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Eric McCarthy wrote in message <38924473.576@aol.com>...
> > In cases of
> > missing parts from sealed sets, I think they should. In cases of missing
> > parts from tampered sets, then I think it's the store's responsibility. • But
> > in my case, it was a specifically discounted buyer beware type thing,
While I haven't actually called CA except in the case of some stickers which
I was missing, CA will also replace broken or damaged parts from sets you
already own (and even from sets you've bought used). Given this, I would
feel no bad conscience in calling them, describing the situation, and
letting them tell you what they're going to do.
> Pretty often I buy clearanced items that *have* been opened and are
> *obviously* missing pieces, and then I *don't* talk to Consumer Affairs,
> because I can see that there are enough pieces in the box to make it
> worth buying anyway. If it is too disgusting inside I'll return it
> to the store, though. I'll leave off before I start a thread about
> the most disgusting thing you've found in an opened Lego box. :-)
Oh do tell, you know you can't get away with a leading comment like that...
Frank
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| (...) Consumer Affairs will ask you if it was clearanced. Just be frank with them, and if they want to charge you then you can decide if it is worth it. Customer satisfaction is usually more important to them than assigning blame for the missing (...) (25 years ago, 29-Jan-00, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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