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Originally Posted by bjkg @ DrinkLyeAndDie,
You only have to put up with the BS from the DVD store retailer if you allow them to sling the BS in your direction. |
I don't take much BS!
My example conversation was what I could imagine happening to someone.
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Originally Posted by bjkg Just tell the DVD store retailer that the subject DVD fails to play correctly in your DVD playback device and that you demand a replacement or a total refund. End of the story. The DVD store retailer isn’t going to sit in front of some TV screen and view an entire 2-hour DVD movie frame by frame for some type of “glitch” to appear during playback. |
You are right except I've seen people in local stores where I live try to return DVDs. They will return it for the exact same title [which in this case will be another BS DVD] and that is all. You have to show an extreme problem if you want a full refund and I have yet to see it happen. I'm not saying it can't be done... I've just never seen nor heard of it where I live.[/quote]
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Originally Posted by Tru Possible answers could be:
2.) I have a Home Theater PC connected to my $5.000 projector and I am unable to watch the disc. |
Now, having answered bjkg and said what I already said I must now admit here is a perfectly valid explanation! And in this case I would be completely within my rights to get the refund if they cannot provide me a copy of that movie title that will play on my Home Theatre PC. I wouldn't have thought of this to be honest. Good thinking!
