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Someone with only an online/catalog presence. As opposed to a company like Apple, who has a hefty retail presence that lets their customers, who may be still un
by tcdent 17y ago
Someone with only an online/catalog presence. As opposed to a company like Apple, who has a hefty retail presence that lets their customers, who may be still undecided, try before they buy.
- hristov 17y agoOh, so you mean like every ycombinator company and pretty much every startup out there. Funny I never saw anyone call them a "mail order company."
- dasil003 17y agoIt's because they sell a physical product, which you probably already realized, but don't let that stop you from being a smartass, good lord.
- veemjeem 17y agoI don't think there are any ycombinator company that delivers their product in snail-mail form... maybe I could start one! You can write me what web address you want to go to, and I'll mail you a print out of the web page.
- xtho 17y agoIn the EU, you have a two weeks period that allows you to send back goods ordered online if you don't like them. I always thought something similar existed in the US too. Or are US consumer rights that underdeveloped?
- Qz 17y agoIt all depends on the seller, average is about 30 days, but some are as low as 7 days and some go 365 days. But some also do no days, which isn't illegal :P.