Store return policies and warranties ?

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May 14th, 2019, 05:38 AM
gbk

All in all,maybe Ontario can spearhead this in the world.

Make and enforce an SG law(my term :ashamed:;)-means Stop Garbage).

If the products breaks ,as many times we know, well within"reasonable "life span expectation-OR at least under warranty,slap the manufacturer an SG fee.
After all, we have customer protection measures-why we do not come up with Stop Garbage measures too.

All these "short lived"products end up in a landfill!!!!

Food for thought.
The future still SHOULD be green!
May 14th, 2019, 07:56 AM
fratri

[QUOTE=sawbill;1084762]I bought an oscillating tool from CTC not too long ago. First one burnt out after warrantee was up. While doing some drywall work in the basement I hit a hidden nail and snapped the linkage inside. The tool had about 10 minutes of time on it. Danged if I could find my receipt so I had to bite the bullet and fork out for a new one--again!
So, DO NOT LOSE YOUR RECEIPT.[/QUOTE]

If you take a picture of your receipt (make sure you have the code portion visible as well) and they will honour the pic as the receipt
May 14th, 2019, 08:14 AM
trimmer21

[QUOTE=fratri;1084772]

Quote:

Originally Posted by sawbill

I bought an oscillating tool from CTC not too long ago. First one burnt out after warrantee was up. While doing some drywall work in the basement I hit a hidden nail and snapped the linkage inside. The tool had about 10 minutes of time on it. Danged if I could find my receipt so I had to bite the bullet and fork out for a new one--again!
So, DO NOT LOSE YOUR RECEIPT.[/QUOTE]

If you take a picture of your receipt (make sure you have the code portion visible as well) and they will honour the pic as the receipt

If your purchase was paid by credit card at Can Tire,you don't need a receipt.
May 14th, 2019, 10:46 AM
benjhind

Quote:

Originally Posted by gbk

All in all,maybe Ontario can spearhead this in the world.

Make and enforce an SG law(my term :ashamed:;)-means Stop Garbage).

If the products breaks ,as many times we know, well within"reasonable "life span expectation-OR at least under warranty,slap the manufacturer an SG fee.
After all, we have customer protection measures-why we do not come up with Stop Garbage measures too.

All these "short lived"products end up in a landfill!!!!

Food for thought.
The future still SHOULD be green!

The dollar stores would be out of business in short order.

I always tell my wife: rather than driving to the dollar store, buying a product, using it once, having it break, then throwing it out, she should just throw the money in the garbage, saving a trip to the store and valuable landfill space.
May 15th, 2019, 06:12 AM
Bluebulldog

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Originally Posted by jaycee

Just trying to point out .that, some people will always push the limits on trying to get something for nothing

Seen, and agree.

I know an individual who would buy Bog Rubber boots for his kids, in varying ages, from a store with a very good returns policy.

He would usually return them within a two year period, with a flaw or defect...and get a completely new pair, and re-set the cycle.

There are abusers everywhere, and not unlike people who think using Bankruptcy is a financial management tool....the people who actually pay the costs aren't the store, or the bank, but the consumers who actually don't try and manipulate the system.
May 15th, 2019, 11:22 AM
jaycee

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Originally Posted by Bluebulldog

Seen, and agree.

I know an individual who would buy Bog Rubber boots for his kids, in varying ages, from a store with a very good returns policy.

He would usually return them within a two year period, with a flaw or defect...and get a completely new pair, and re-set the cycle.

There are abusers everywhere, and not unlike people who think using Bankruptcy is a financial management tool....the people who actually pay the costs aren't the store, or the bank, but the consumers who actually don't try and manipulate the system.

Stuff like this happens more than most would think, and who pays for it in the end? as you said the consumers , you and I who don't abuse or manipulate the system.
Thank you for a clear line of thought!
May 15th, 2019, 05:02 PM
Fisherman

Make and enforce an SG law(my term -means Stop Garbage).

If the products breaks ,as many times we know, well within"reasonable "life span expectation-OR at least under warranty,slap the manufacturer an SG fee.
After all, we have customer protection measures-why we do not come up with Stop Garbage measures too.

All these "short lived"products end up in a landfill!!!!

Well that would put a serious dent in the boat traffic and importation from China. We can't send them canola, they can keep their garbage in China.
May 16th, 2019, 05:09 AM
Dakota Creek

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Originally Posted by Fisherman

Make and enforce an SG law(my term -means Stop Garbage).

If the products breaks ,as many times we know, well within"reasonable "life span expectation-OR at least under warranty,slap the manufacturer an SG fee.

As long as you create an SP (stupid people) fee at the same time ..... for people who use the product outside the normal boundaries of the product, break it and then go back to the retailer expecting a refund or replacement!
May 16th, 2019, 08:58 AM
jaycee

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Originally Posted by Dakota Creek

As long as you create an SP (stupid people) fee at the same time ..... for people who use the product outside the normal boundaries of the product, break it and then go back to the retailer expecting a refund or replacement!

Great answer! :goodstuff: :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
May 16th, 2019, 07:31 PM
longpointer

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