Could the replacement policy for raspberry pies be the same as for a burger with fries? Since former is not actually a food item, maybe not.Yet some retailers do that. I am sure there are posts on the forum from posters who have had that happen. But yes, it's exploitable, so it's not guaranteed, will usually depend on value, damage done, and judgement as to whether its worth the effort of demanding a return. And of course how many returns there are, and how credible those returning items seem.That is too much of a win. That is an exploitable policy if you practice it. Get one, crush the box, call the reseller, get another one for free. No. I am pretty sure if you do this, people will line up with suspicious "damaged" packages.If they say keep the damaged one, here's another, it's a good win.
But you never know until you ask.
Statistics: Posted by ejolson — Sun Dec 24, 2023 9:16 pm