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You can even turn it on, try it and then return it before 2 weeks for free in EU
by TomMarius 7y ago
You can even turn it on, try it and then return it before 2 weeks for free in EU
- aguzzi94 7y agoMmm that was not our policy. I worked in Italy, so maybe there are different rules for different countries. But something like trying it out for 2 weeks, then coming back and getting a refund or switching it (for example for a different color) was never ever allowed.
- TomMarius 7y agoI forgot to add that it is only for online purchasing (the only kind of purchasing I do for 10 years at least). It's 14 days minimum set by EU regulation. The item should not be used, but you're allowed to try, verify that it works, return it if you don't like it (no explanation at all needed), etc.
- foxylion 7y agoThis is, as far as I know, only possible if you bought it online.
- TomMarius 7y agoYou're right. Here I shop only online, I haven't been in a store (other than grocery store) for at least 5 years. When I buy something online, they deliver it same day to my doorstep, so why would I not. You can (for a small fee) use their service to pick up returned items (or return them yourself at their service center with no charge)
- closetohome 7y agoPhysical Apple Store purchases too - https://www.apple.com/legal/sales-support/sales-policies/retail_us.html https://www.apple.com/legal/sales-support/sales-policies/ret... Apple integrates their online store with their B&M locations so closely it really wouldn't make any sense for them to have different return policies.
- 9588 7y ago30 days in NL