Wintermond
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Wintermond wrote:
In germany you can demand a new product if it's broken as long as you have a proof of purchase.
How exactly does that work?
You just have to prove that you bought it... and then you get another one?
Seems like someone at some point has or will abuse it.
Wintermond
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Well, if you bought something and have warranty for it you can get a new product(In exchange for the old one) or your money back as long as you have a proof of purchase.
Many shops also let you test their products for 2-4 weeks after you purchased them and you can send them back and get your money back for any reason during that time.
Many shops also let you test their products for 2-4 weeks after you purchased them and you can send them back and get your money back for any reason during that time.
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It's the same in Sweden.
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Wintermond wrote:
Well, if you bought something and have warranty for it you can get a new product(In exchange for the old one) or your money back as long as you have a proof of purchase.
Many shops also let you test their products for 2-4 weeks after you purchased them and you can send them back and get your money back for any reason during that time.
That's a lot better. The way you phrased it sounded a lot weirder.
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In germany you can demand a new product if it's broken as long as you have a proof of purchase.