[iancraig10]

Originally Posted by Sovkiller

And you know what, most of the times the dealer after they return these items, they sell these products as "B stock" or "demos" in which case they loose considerably amount of money, and in some cases the whole profits...

Yes, it's not good for the retailers offering this while customers use the service as a 'test before you buy service.'

Actually, I was wondering what the retailers did with returned goods. I have been rather put off the idea of buying stuff when a retailer accepts returns with no question because of the issue of buyers abusing it. (and the goods) An 'iffy' dealer could rebox/repackage and sell as new - that aspect worries me.

If an honest retailer sells as 'B stock' or 'demos' then I feel happier about it but it's not good for the retailer and could eventually put their costs up.

Ian