Argos. I Bought New, They Gave me 2nd Hand

nellytheelephant

Lol, you can't blame the shop workers for how the management say things should be done.
How funny.

moonrakerz

Take it to Trading Standards not Argos.

Stephen_Leak

nellytheelephant wrote: »

Lol, you can't blame the shop workers for how the management say things should be done.
How funny.

True, but they're on the shop floor/in the front line and the management are hiding in the office.

C_Ronaldo

mspig wrote: »

Argos states it is allowed to sell items returned by customers as long as there in the same condition as when first purchased,

so they sell second hand goods at the same price as first hand goods, is it ok for argos to do that

nellytheelephant

Most stores do it.

A top returned to River Island, so long as it's not faulty, would not be sold as 'second hand'.

I think if they couldn't shops would be a lot less likely to take goods back if a customer changed their mind.

C_Ronaldo

nellytheelephant wrote: »

Most stores do it.

A top returned to River Island, so long as it's not faulty, would not be sold as 'second hand'.

I think if they couldn't shops would be a lot less likely to take goods back if a customer changed their mind.

yes i know about things like tops, but something like what the OP bought where its clearly been used and returned isnt on imo

whiskywhisky

£60 of stuff to bake bread. Why not do it MSE style and pop down to Tesco for a 40p loaf.

ChrisCobra

whiskywhisky wrote: »

£60 of stuff to bake bread. Why not do it MSE style and pop down to Tesco for a 40p loaf.

Or Swedish style and make your own bread with normal ingerdiants and without a breadmaker

gordikin

4 months on the breadmaker is probably at the back of a cupboard not being used anyway!

hoyles10

£60 for tea and all you were having is bread??