🚀 go-pugleaf

He did not say they refused to take back the memory, just that the sales
person pissed him off, which means he walked in with attitude...due to his
frustation of not having a working computer.

As for the original post, I have no sympathy for TWO lazy ass parents who
can't see the BIG BLUE Warranty policy board on the wall in front of the
registers. Can't ONE parent watch the kids while the OTHER returns to Best
Buy? I bet they found time to visit friends and go shopping though....bottom
line is that if Cherri thought the return was important enough she would
have taken care of it promptly.



Doobie wrote in message <35cc806e.1176455@news.dialnet.net>...
>On Sat, 8 Aug 1998 00:01:23 -0700, "E-Mann"
><Hot_Wheeler@email.msn.com> wrote:
>
>>i am personally boycotting best buy
>
>Best Buy should be happy that you're boycotting them for two reasons:
>You're probable one of those customers who are more hassle than you're
>worth.  And, the more people boycotting various stores, the less
>competative they have to be thus the more they can charge.
>
>>i purchased memory chipsets a year ago and i returned an hour later
w/recipt
>>and spoke to the same person wich i made the purchase from, to make an
>>exchance, and they pissed me off so bad i had them call the manager so i
>>could cuss him out, finally i was able to make my exchange and i left,
never
>>to return.
>
>You returned to the same person an hour later with the receipt and he
>refused to take back the memory?  That certainly is not representative
>of how Best Buy treats their customers or you are leaving some major
>detail out.