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Would you return something YOU messed up?
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 shoebaby1 |
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Posts: 28183 (06/10/2009 7:42 PM) Most Dramatic JJBer '08
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seaner23 |
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Posts: 10611 (06/10/2009 7:44 PM) Best Male '09
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shoebaby1 wrote: i'll take the under. |
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Courtney Love1 |
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Posts: 6206 (06/10/2009 7:47 PM) |
toastnojelly wrote: Dude, I used to work retail for almost 10 years, trust me, I know the nastiness that people are capable of in order to get their money back (including working in the pantyhose section of a department store with a liberal return policy; it was not uncommon for women to return used pantyhose, with the feet portion clearly dirty and the panty part clearly stained). Hence, me having no patience for people who pull these stunts. |
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marlsj |
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Posts: 11337 (06/10/2009 8:14 PM) |
No.
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toastnojelly |
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Posts: 4209 (06/10/2009 8:17 PM) |
BlackStilettos wrote: damn, im glad to say this isnt stained panties. thats beyond what I would ever think of doing. I was looking for more yes anwsers you are right! |
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nerdnik |
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Posts: 15617 (06/10/2009 10:16 PM) |
I do stuff like this all the time. Especially when I fuck up stuff I'm putting together from IKEA. The customer is always right!!!!!11
But the same thing happened to me last week with a new shirt I'd bought, only it was stained with ink. The shirt was only, like, $12, so I just bought a new one. |
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LuvBug |
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Posts: 2593 (06/10/2009 10:25 PM) |
toastnojelly wrote:Why? |
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justlikeyouonlycuter |
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Posts: 5241 (06/10/2009 10:30 PM) |
I've returned something I ruined, but ONLY because it was defective (no, really!
 ). I bought a denim skirt that ripped up the back seam when I was
getting into my car. I returned it and got another one; it did the same thing. So, yes, I would return something I messed up, but only if it wasn't my
fault.
Returning a shirt to Target that I ruined due to my own stupidity? I'd like to say no, but times are hard, so who knows? I *do* know that my karma would be fucked it I did return it, so do what you're big enough to do (as my momma would say). |
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HumpThatStage |
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Posts: 15748 (06/10/2009 10:37 PM) Best Critic '05 |
There are many worse things that you could do. Return the shirt!
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June 2010 |
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Posts: 1545 (06/10/2009 10:39 PM) |
If you are comfortable with lying and cheating, go ahead.
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Eliza Doolittle |
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Posts: 421 (06/10/2009 11:40 PM) |
If it could be believable, then why not? LoL. I bought this shift from H & M the other day and I took the tags off and cut those evil hanger stap things
and I put it on. It wasn't until I did a once over in the mirror that I noticed there was hole right at the seam. I called them and told them what happened
and I returned it. Granted, I left out the whole, I cut the hanger strap things out, but whatever. LoL.
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sjk1010 |
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Posts: 1273 (06/10/2009 11:51 PM) |
Hair highlighter or paper highlighter? Cuz I'm totally picturing you with neon colors on your head...
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LuvBug |
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Posts: 2601 (06/10/2009 11:52 PM) |
sjk1010 wrote:Same |
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xxGirlxxFixerxx |
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Posts: 2235 (06/11/2009 12:01 AM) |
HumpThatStage wrote: Exactly. You'll most likely get a credit or exchange and since it's a damaged product they won't put it back out on the floor or if they do, it'll be at a discounted price and marked as defective. Either way the decision to take it back is theirs and if they have no problem with taking back, why should I feel bad. The employees have a brain and a set of eyes and they know their return policy. |
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