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  • A 'no quibble' returns policy is all well and good, but I've always been of the opinion that if your stuff's good enough, and your quality control is rigorous enough, then a returns policy - whether no quibble or 'you'll jump through all our hoops before we'll let you return anything (bitch)' - shouldn't be necessary.

    Pish posh. What happens if you're indecisive and bought the wrong thing, or it was a present from your gran, or you were the first person to encounter said problem with the product, etc?

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