Damaged Goods from Cash Converters.

ARandomMiser

naedanger wrote: »

I am surprised Cash Converters don't test it before returning it and make the customer sign it was in working order when received.

If they haven't done that, and the customer highlights the fault almost immediately after return, then I suspect most times a court would conclude that, more likely than not, the item was damaged before it was returned.

It is a tough one, I could argue that a court would more than likely conclude that the damage happened in transit. Until all the evidence is heard it really could either way.

wealdroam

ARandomMiser wrote: »

It is a tough one, I could argue that a court would more than likely conclude that the damage happened in transit. Until all the evidence is heard it really could either way.

I agree. Read post #2.

Ian_Green

ARandomMiser wrote: »

It is a tough one, I could argue that a court would more than likely conclude that the damage happened in transit. Until all the evidence is heard it really could either way.

This is possible but it is not a big monitor and I carried on on the three minute walk home. THe damage isn't of it being dropped, I would say that the corner of something pretty solid banged into it.