1979 Sale of Goods act says that something has to be "of merchantable quality". Unless you have broken it, it is clearly not.....and you will get your money back, or an exchange.
1979 Sale of Goods act says that something has to be "of merchantable quality".Unless you have broken it, it is clearly not.....and you will get your money back, or an exchange.
previous 2 posters are correct. as long as it hasnt been broken by you or person you bought it for then you wont have a problem. make sure you have some proof of purchase though. the receipt is best for this
previous 2 posters are correct.as long as it hasnt been broken by you or person you bought it for then you wont have a problem.make sure you have some proof of purchase though.the receipt is best for this
I don't know, you give it to a 9 year old and 4 days later it doesn't work.
His DS lasted 2 years and counting
That's the question though. Have "we" broken it?I don't know, you give it to a 9 year old and 4 days later it doesn't work.His DS lasted 2 years and counting
If there are no exterior merks or obvious external signs of mistreatment, then it should be working and it's not. Take the receipt and no reasonable retailer should refuse you.
If there are no exterior merks or obvious external signs of mistreatment, then it should be working and it's not. Take the receipt and no reasonable retailer should refuse you.