Item cheaper less than a month later?

brettcta

Ivrytwr3 wrote: »

You know where the door is (virtual or real) close it on your way out.

i was born in a barn, so the door will remain very much open

hundredk

Esqui wrote: »

I bought a PS3 on the day it came out for £425. They're now £250, can I get the difference back from Sony?

I find the folk at Currys a tad more difficult than Argos but not impossible. 4 no. ink cartridges, must have been 18 months old, no receipt, still got a credit.

Esqui

hundredk wrote: »

I find the folk at Currys a tad more difficult than Argos but not impossible. 4 no. ink cartridges, must have been 18 months old, no receipt, still got a credit.

We're trying.



Very trying

hundredk

Esqui wrote: »

We're trying.



Very trying

Only when you try to flog those god damn warranties...oh and that old chesnut about delivery.

Esqui

Please don't get me started on delivery...

scullster

bc3000 wrote: »

If they're still in their original packaging just return them and buy them again, if they're not there's nothing you can do.

But even if we're talking DSR, he's blatently accepted the product OP has had them for a mth! DSR is not there to be abused by the consumer, it is not there to protect against price changes, it is there to protect the consumer re: purchasing at distance - not being able to inspect the goods at point of sale. The retailer is not obliged to accept them as a return unless they are faulty.