Ditto

It does not, let alone greatly unless the protector is badly scratched or smudged.

What logic are you applying? Going by how you rationalised, if I purchase a car and the engine develops some problems, I can ask for a new car in replacement. Or let's talk about a lesser valued item like a TV for instance. Screen problem, demand for new set!?

Does the above not sound absurd? Whilst as a consumer, I would like for that to happen, there are certain commercial policies and terms/conditions which we have to live with. It has nothing to do with the service standards in the case in question.

This post has been edited by PeeEl: Jul 29 2017, 11:13 PM

You are something else! Here, we have someone broaching the subject of an issue with a device in our country here which you have responded earlier by giving an example of another make of mobile phone, again here locally but in reply you are citing countries at the other side of the ocean with totally different cultures and business approaches.

In those countries, items purchased after a short period of time can be returned and money refunded without questions. Here, it is unheard of. This is one of many examples of the commercial practices I was talking about which consumers in their respective countries have to follow. So, please address the point of contention and not give examples or cite practices which are not prevalent in our businesses locally.

Why are you replying such to me?

I always address the matter/issue at hand, unlike many characters here. This will then do away with them looking like fools or smart alecs. Never one to assume or presume anything. So, when I get a response to my post, I ask a pertinent question first before reacting.

This post has been edited by PeeEl: Jul 30 2017, 12:51 AM

Yes, a forum is for discussion and sharing of information. However, when one makes remarks to an extent of admonishing other parties, then it invites rebuttal.

If only the subject matter is addressed, then no one will have any reason to get slighted.