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Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - Ashitbag - 10-23-2022
I have a pretty great coffee machine that is a bit on the old side. I was thinking of buying a new version of the same model and just returning the old one in its box for a refund. What do you all think? Any foreseeable issues, or do you think that might be a good SE strategy?
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - mothered - 10-23-2022
Which company will you be SEing?
Quote:I have a pretty great coffee machine that is a bit on the old side.How noticeable are any Imperfections?
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - Ashitbag - 10-23-2022
(10-23-2022, 11:03 AM)mothered Wrote: Which company will you be SEing?
Quote:I have a pretty great coffee machine that is a bit on the old side.How noticeable are any Imperfections?
If I clean it up it should look quite good. The most noticeable thing is a slight chip in the silver on the De'Longhi logo on the main console. I will go in store and ask can it only be returned unused.. If I can return it after use I think I can get away with saying I used it for a few weeks and was not happy with it.
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - mothered - 10-23-2022
(10-23-2022, 11:21 AM)Ashitbag Wrote: The most noticeable thing is a slight chip in the silver on the De'Longhi logo on the main console.Depending on the extent of the damage, you can probably touch It up with silver/grey paint.
(10-23-2022, 11:21 AM)Ashitbag Wrote: I will go in store and ask can it only be returned unused.. If I can return it after use I think I can get away with saying I used it for a few weeks and was not happy with it.What store Is It?
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - Ashitbag - 10-23-2022
(10-23-2022, 02:50 PM)mothered Wrote:(10-23-2022, 11:21 AM)Ashitbag Wrote: The most noticeable thing is a slight chip in the silver on the De'Longhi logo on the main console.Depending on the extent of the damage, you can probably touch It up with silver/grey paint.
(10-23-2022, 11:21 AM)Ashitbag Wrote: I will go in store and ask can it only be returned unused.. If I can return it after use I think I can get away with saying I used it for a few weeks and was not happy with it.What store Is It?
Brown Thomas. Fairly big brand. Didn't see anything about the company on here though.
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - mothered - 10-24-2022
(10-23-2022, 04:18 PM)Ashitbag Wrote: Brown Thomas. Fairly big brand.I've never dealt with them, so I'm not sure how meticulous they are with checking returns.
RE: Buying A New Version Of Something You Have, Returning The Old One - Nabeshin - 10-24-2022
In case they're not easily doable, Amazon usually has no problems accepting a used return, in case they also sell the same model, and since it's a "legit" return it won't impact your account in a negative way