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I just use the Ikea return policy and position myself around Ikeas. Really missing out in the Philippines. Furniture here overall sucks. "Return policy NO-NO
by rootsudo 9y ago
I just use the Ikea return policy and position myself around Ikeas.
Really missing out in the Philippines. Furniture here overall sucks.
"Return policy
NO-NONSENSE - 365 DAYS TO CHANGE YOUR MIND
mattresses purchases may be exchanged for another mattress one time within 365 days if you don’t love it.
products that are returned or exchanged must be clean and undamaged. Refunds will be made in the same form of payment originally used to make the purchase.
It’s OK to change your mind. If you’re not totally satisfied with your IKEA purchase you can return it within 365 days, together with proof of purchase, for a full refund*."
http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/customer-service/about-shopping/return-policy/index.html http://www.ikea.com/ms/en_US/customer-service/about-shopping...
Japan is similar.
Singapore is 90 days AFAIK.
Not sure about Thailand, gunna find out.
- mslev 9y agoThis is pretty similar to saying, "I don't rent cars, I just steal them." You're buying things, keeping them for <1 year, then returning them for the full value? Even if this is allowed/legal, it isn't exactly moral.
- chrinic726 9y ago> Even if this is allowed/legal, it isn't exactly moral. You go ahead and don't buy/return items. Moral or not, if it's legal and nets positive for me, I'm doing it. Billions of people around the world do the same thing. Are my moral wrong? Probably. At the end of the day, there is more money and happiness in my pocket.