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Unwanted/unsuitable gift
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anyway,...(after F2S/PIPEX ruined my access to this site)
why not ring the store? just say you bought them a replicar gift and that its in original condition with receipt? You might be able to get your money back0 -
I do like to give nice gifts and if i spot a bargain buy it in advance. my relatives are probably on £60,000 a year and I earn a lot less than them. The thought and effort that went into my daughters present was minimal, which is why I am not giving them the arcade alley. I have sold it to someone i know for £29.99, which is what i paid for it.Just about to give up!0
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why I am not giving THEM
Sorry i thought the present was for the nephew not the parents?
Maybe you would make them feel guilty, or they'd spend more next year? I really cant see why you're holding it against the child when its not his fault!A bargain is only a bargain if you would have brought it anyway!0
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