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He made the decision to buy one that works, if there's a flaw it's perfectly reasonable to be reimbursed. Most countries also have laws to give consumers a tim
by Majestic121 6y ago
He made the decision to buy one that works, if there's a flaw it's perfectly reasonable to be reimbursed.
Most countries also have laws to give consumers a time period where they can return whatever they bought, no questions asked (as long as the product is in good condition)
- fastball 6y agoYes but it worked when he bought it. So the product was not, in fact, in good condition when he wanted to return it.
- Majestic121 6y agoYes, but that's a hidden defect. If I sell you a TV, pretending that it was working perfectly when I know for a fact that there's a component in it that has 90% chances of blowing up in the next month, you'd be perfectly right to complain and expect me to pay you back your money after your TV exploded.
- fastball 6y agoI don't think Apple knew for a fact that the speaker was defective.
- Grustaf 6y agoI’m saying he should get a new one that works. The question is why should he be able to return it for cash?