Since the manufacture or it's designated agent in the US is required to
do something similar, (though you might have to make a phone call
produce proof of purchase and deal with the US mail), I think I'd rather
pay the lower price. If it dies right out of the box, or in the first
month or so, you can get it exchanged at the store anyway.
Cotty wrote:
>On 15/9/06, mike wilson, discombobulated, unleashed:
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>>Come and buy it in the UK. _Then_ you'll find out what ripoff means.
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>I used to agree with that, but lately my outlook has changed.
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>If I buy a camera from a retailer, and it breaks, my first and only port
>of call is back to the retailer. They have a statutory duty to sell
>goods fit for the purpose for which they were intended. They sort it out
>and either refund or replace, certainly within the first year.
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>We pay a general premium on this. Any comments?
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