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RE: Using SN for cash refund? How possible? #11
(07-07-2021, 07:55 AM)Magicfingers Wrote: You're correct. I spent some time going through a best buy online forum and found out that sometimes there are errors made by cashiers/salesperson.
Moreover, the administration/Invoicing departments also make errors when processing orders Into their systems. After all, the Invoice Is only as accurate as the person who manually punched In the details.

Without naming specifics, It happens every few days at my work and we deal with a very large volume of customer sales.

(07-07-2021, 07:55 AM)Magicfingers Wrote: In response to my first question about receipts, my opinion is that physical receipts are more believable since they require extra work to make/fake.
In that respect, yes, I certainly agree.

(07-07-2021, 07:55 AM)Magicfingers Wrote: As always, I appreciate your response.
You're always welcome.
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RE: Using SN for cash refund? How possible? #12
BOSE worked with check refunds for the full item value that were sent to your house. 400$ for each pair of sleepbuds serial number you could get. Back in jan 2019 of course

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RE: Using SN for cash refund? How possible? #13
(07-07-2021, 06:04 PM)Karmador Wrote: BOSE worked with check refunds for the full item value that were sent to your house. 400$ for each pair of sleepbuds serial number you could get. Back in jan 2019 of course
Thanks for your response.
I have a question: how possible is it to SE an electronic company without a serial number?. I mean like try to claim that you bought their device from a third-party seller and disposed of the device after it caught fire.
And if they ask for a receipt you send one from the third-party seller but with no serial numbers on it. Actually some online stores don't put serial numbers of electronics on thier receipts.
Do you think this could work?

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