🚀 go-pugleaf

People are worried about piddly restocking fees and defective computer
merchandise when you all should be worried about likely your biggest
purchase ever, your home.  If you bought a home located in a homeowners
association, you just bought the most expensive defective consumer product
ever!!    And you can't just return it.   And you have no say whatsoever in
those ever increasing HOA dues and unexpected and unlimited special
assessments.  Forget about the store managers - the HOA managers are brutal.
They will claim they sent you late fee, lien and foreclosure notices without
you ever having seen them!  And there is no mandatory disclosure about the
defects in this HOA housing product.  None!

Buyer beware takes on a whole new dimension when you buy into housing with a
homeowners association.

check out the following website where every banner and logo will link you to
another dimension of HOA related news and information.  Don't miss it.
Better yet, don't miss paying those monthly HOA dues...within 90 days, an
HOA can begin foreclosure proceedings on your home.

THE HOMEOWNERS GATEWAY
http://members.cox.net/terracewatch/HomeownerActivism.htm


"STENDEC" <dan@angband.org> wrote in message
news:abekn4$oeh$1@news-int.gatech.edu...
> In misc.consumers.frugal-living Bob Ward <bob.ward@verizon.net> wrote:
>
>
> > If CompUSA is the only store in your area that has a restocking fee,
> > what is the point of comparing their prices with Best Buy?  Best Buy
> > ALSO has a restocking fee.
>
> Bestbuy only has a restocking fee on opened notebook computers,
> camcorders, digital cameras, and radar detectors.  This is to prevent
> scumsucking looser cusutomers from using the store as a free rental
> service on items where this is a likely possibility.  There is no
> restocking fee if the item is defective.
>
> Dan
>
> --
>
> COTS / Grimstari - Separating the "Crazy, haha" from the "Crazy, ohoh"
>
> --BHZ
>