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It's standard practice in retail that price adjustments are made if a price cut happens within the return period of the purchase.
by rwc 7y ago
It's standard practice in retail that price adjustments are made if a price cut happens within the return period of the purchase.
- zrobotics 7y agoThis starts to make sense to me after reading the sister comments. Within the return period, environmentally it does make sense (CO2 costs of shipping a large TV aren't negligible). I may not be savvy enough, if I see an item I bought on sale I don't think "I should return this and buy the same item" but it does make perfect sense to do so. If i see an item I bought on sale I think "damn, I missed out", but a rational consumer (economics sense) would think "I should return this and buy another". I just approached the question from my typical viewpoint, which is "you buy it, you own it" and not expecting any additional customer support. That, and social anxiety means I would be far more comfortable paying the extra $400 than bugging an associate for a refund.