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From: "eckinator"
Subject: Re: Returning defective goods : was RE: Leica M9
Bill can you explain this, please - I just don't seem to catch your
reference?
In North America, a device box is something that a wall mounted switch (a
light switch for example) would be contained by. Due to the way they are
constructed, things like UPC stickers are put on the side of the box, but
the sides can be removed to allow two boxes to be attached together.
So, a person will buy two single device boxes, take one side off of each one
and attach the two boxes together to make a bnox that will hold two light
switches.
This leaves them with two side plates, which if they have done what they are
doing correctly, will both have a UPC sticker attached.
They bring the side plates back, hopefully get someone at the returns desk
that isn't familiar with this particular scam or what a box should look
like, and, if all goes well, they get a refund on the boxes for the side
plates that they are returning.
William Robb
How about the ones who buy two single device boxes, take the side plates
off
so as to make a two gang box and then bring the side plates back for a
full
refund?
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