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> you made the purchase because the store removed any worries you had about whether it was the right decision or not. No, I still have all of those worries.
by munificent 4y ago
> you made the purchase because the store removed any worries you had about whether it was the right decision or not.
No, I still have all of those worries. I still have to pay for the thing after all, so the consequences are entirely the same. The only difference is how much information I have at the point that I have to make that decision.
If I can return it, then I have first-hand experience before I decide to commit to the purchase. If I can't return it, I have to commit with less knowledge.
- HarHarVeryFunny 4y ago> No, I still have all of those worries. I still have to pay for the thing after all, so the consequences are entirely the same. Hardly. If you can return it you get your money back, else not, so the financial consequences of able-to-return or not are 100% different. > I was OK with ordering it online because I knew if it didn't work for me, I could return it. The alternative would have been not buying it. It was too expensive to commit to being stuck with it without any first-hand experience. Yeah, exactly.