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Argos - exempt from 30days!!!!
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Hebergement wrote: »So i bought a headphone for £329.
Have i been scammed!?
Thanks
Paying £329 for a set of headphones ?
Yes, you've been scammed.Science isn't exact, it's only confidence within limits.0 -
There is branches of Argos open today Easter Sunday, one of which is the northwich store because of the size of the sales areaSpending my time reading how to fix PC's,instead of looking at Facebook.0
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Just to point out that in some catalog print runs Argos have forgotten to mark down items that were definitely exempt from the 30 day guarantee with that little cross symbol, like 3rd party internet routers (this is 3-5 years ago). They might have argued that the exemption might have been listed on the website if not in print, but if you only saw the page in the catalog and it wasn't featured there, then you'd have a case to argue.
However as stated it doesn't apply to the OP's case where the stuff is just broken and I haven't seen another print error since that one with the routers.0 -
Even their own policy states "Naturally, none of this affects your consumer rights".
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/StaticDisplay/includeName/ReturnsAndRefunds.htm0 -
PlymouthMaid wrote: »I expect it is the same kind of rule as you get when you buy earrings or undies - no exchange for hygiene reasons unless faulty of course.
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Moneyshow15 wrote: »Just to point out that in some catalog print runs Argos have forgotten to mark down items that were definitely exempt from the 30 day guarantee with that little cross symbol, like 3rd party internet routers (this is 3-5 years ago). They might have argued that the exemption might have been listed on the website if not in print, but if you only saw the page in the catalog and it wasn't featured there, then you'd have a case to argue.
However as stated it doesn't apply to the OP's case where the stuff is just broken and I haven't seen another print error since that one with the routers.Fightsback wrote: »Paying £329 for a set of headphones ?
Yes, you've been scammed.
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That's OK... you're welcome.Hebergement wrote: »Everything solved0 -
Everything solved
It would be nice for you to tell us what happened...0
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