QUOTE(snakees @ Jul 28 2011, 03:47 AM)
yes, you should try to make more informed purchases. but human do make mistake. I guess you are confuse between a chainsaw, a toy and a display box

. How badly damage can a display box be after opening it to have a look . you don't and can't play with a DISPLAY BOX. If the box have scratches then the customer is not eligible to an exchange
Define "new" and "haven't been used before" :
So you walk in a shop, wanna buy a medium size display box. ask shop assistant to open it to check for scratches . everything is in perfect condition. then you decide to get a bigger display box instead of the medium size. you bought the big display box. so shop assistant nicely put back medium size display box on shelf for sale. I guess that the medium display box now is old and no longer is new.

. so a next customer come in and want to buy the medium display box, the retailer should tell the customer that this display box is used before since it is open before for inspection? Is it true that display box opened by shop assistant in shop and nicely pack back, without scratches consider still new while if a customer purchase it, bring it home, opened it and pack it back nicely without scratches consider used and old? Or is it before purchase everything is new, once sold consider old?
you make a mistake buying leader class bumble bee today, keeping it sealed and untouched, and exchanging it the day after just because you likes Leader Class Ironhide better now. yes, you make a mistake buying something you don't really like, so you bring back to the shop to exchange and exchange it. after all the bumble bee is still new, sealed and untouched. unless you are being mischievous , you open it, play with it and return it. If a retailer think that it is too much hassle to do a simple customer service , key in computer,notify supplier etc, then don't do retail la. don't try to push away your responsibility as it is the retailer job to do it. we customer already pay. forcing us to keep something we purchase wrongly is a total

and leader bumble bee will end up in the dustbin . That will lead to wastage. Go green. The leader bumble bee is better off to someone that really like it
Would you buy a display box whose packaging has been opened? I'd personally rather not. Look at it from the seller's end too - if he does open the box to let you check the contents, then he is taking a risk here that no one might want to buy it. Same goes with an opened box that has been returned by a customer!
There is a clear difference between the smaller specialist shops and the big boys like Toys r Us. Toys r Us can afford to have one or two boxes that won't ever be sold - it would hardly affect their profits. The same cannot be said of the small retailers, can it?
However, I do agree that everyone deserves a certain level of customer service.
But isn't it also reasonable to say that if you want Toys r Us or even Jusco's level of service, then you must be prepared to pay their prices! MGs at RRP anyone?