Quote:
Originally posted by canadawest:
Hmmm.... Dillema....
I dissagree that you should be responsible for 100% of the price. As a purchaser (of ANYTHING) you are entitled to change your mind and get a refund/credit of some amount (less any deposit or holdback) from any retail store, it's Canadian law.
|
<font size="2" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">does this apply to special orders? I don't think so, I think that only applies to normaly stocked items. IMHO if you special ordered a fish, they were right in making you pay up front with a no return/exchange. personaly I don't understand why you didn't take it home as sooner but there might have been stuff going on I am not aware of.. but I think other companies would have said take it or to bad.. as much as I hate to say it there are two strikes against you.. 1, you know the policy befor you ordered it.. and 2, it was a special order not a stocked item. that would be like me ordering a super chip for my truck and after they get it custom burned for my computer in my truck I say I don't want it..my parts guy is one of my good friends and he would even tell me to bad you bought it..
Steve