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Faulty item, no receipt, have bank statement
jonty1970
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Hello.
My OH's mp3 player has developed a fault. It was £129.99 six months ago.
The touch screen is not working properly.
We have the receipt somewhere (I will get looking for it later)
If I can't find it, will a bank statement be enough proof of purchase, to go into Argos and ask for a repair?
Thanks for any help!
My OH's mp3 player has developed a fault. It was £129.99 six months ago.
The touch screen is not working properly.
We have the receipt somewhere (I will get looking for it later)
If I can't find it, will a bank statement be enough proof of purchase, to go into Argos and ask for a repair?
Thanks for any help!
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Yes, a bank or credit statement can be treated as sufficient proof of purchase so long as it correlates to the actual purchase.0
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fluffnutter wrote: »And isn't for a bag of peas from Tesco.
They must be sh*t hot peas for £129.99 :rotfl:0
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