> A shop owner can refuse to take it back when the packaging is damaged
Good point. What if your item is faulty? The store manager can say that they have a policy of only accepting returned items in their original undammaged packing
In which case I would ask them how we, the customer, can open up the packing without annihilating it(!?!)
Manufactures make unnecessarily over-sized boxes to draw attention:
Microsoft and Logitec come to mind. Their mouse packaging is insane ..
"hey .. look at me .. I am a really special mouse. You will buy me"
I steer well clear of this type of product!
Crickey, the Eee PC comes in a smaller box than some of the mice I have seen on sale
I have set up a petition as a starting point now ..
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/ClamPackaging
(Are there any better free online petitions worth hitting?)
Good point. What if your item is faulty? The store manager can say that they have a policy of only accepting returned items in their original undammaged packing
In which case I would ask them how we, the customer, can open up the packing without annihilating it(!?!)
Manufactures make unnecessarily over-sized boxes to draw attention:
Microsoft and Logitec come to mind. Their mouse packaging is insane ..
"hey .. look at me .. I am a really special mouse. You will buy me"
I steer well clear of this type of product!
Crickey, the Eee PC comes in a smaller box than some of the mice I have seen on sale
I have set up a petition as a starting point now ..
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/ClamPackaging
(Are there any better free online petitions worth hitting?)