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Faulty product but no receipt!!!! what can i do???

brad26
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I would really appreciate some advice on how to go about replacing a faulty Aerobed bed without a receipt.
I bought an Aerobed about 5/6 months ago for staying over at my workplace as i work quite a way away from home. I bought an aerobed as I wanted to buy a quality product for the task. It cost me £48.50 from an argos store and i paid in cash. I no longer have any of the packaging other than the instruction leaflet. It says the bed is garunteed for 1 year but that i can't get it replace without having a receipt.
Now i'm wondering if this is completely correct but have no idea how to tackle them on the issue. I would really appreciate it if someone could give me some advice on how best to deal with this before i make contact with the company.
Many thanks
Brad
I bought an Aerobed about 5/6 months ago for staying over at my workplace as i work quite a way away from home. I bought an aerobed as I wanted to buy a quality product for the task. It cost me £48.50 from an argos store and i paid in cash. I no longer have any of the packaging other than the instruction leaflet. It says the bed is garunteed for 1 year but that i can't get it replace without having a receipt.
Now i'm wondering if this is completely correct but have no idea how to tackle them on the issue. I would really appreciate it if someone could give me some advice on how best to deal with this before i make contact with the company.
Many thanks
Brad
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You don't need a receipt, just a "proof of purchase". Credit card/bank statement or similar.0
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Doh.......i paid in cash.0
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If you paid cash, you're completely relying on the good will of the shop you bought it from, and if it's Argos, I doubt you'll get anywhere.
In your situation, having no proof of purchase, I would write to the manufacturer describing the problem, telling them you're disappointed that a quality product would go wrong in such a short time period, and asking if they would fix it.Should've = Should HAVE (not 'of')
Would've = Would HAVE (not 'of')
No, I am not perfect, but yes I do judge people on their use of basic English language. If you didn't know the above, then learn it! (If English is your second language, then you are forgiven!)0
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