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Originally Posted by HIPPEEDUDE
Personally if that happened i wouldnt be sitting on me bum writting emails,i would be on the phone trying to get it resolved. If that doesnt work i would show up at their doorstep demanding satisfaction. If you pay for something you expect to recieve it in good if not perfect condition
Actually,thinking about it for a bit,it seems paying by paypal would be the go then you can open an item not as described dispute  Dont know how far you would get but surely it would be covered under this catergory in the dispute resolution thingy |
the best way would be to pre order it one day before release to qualify for the pre order bonuses and pay with your credit card via PayPal
This way you qualify for PayPal's buyer protection and also several sub sections of your credit card agreement plus laws of the land under the distance buying agreement (or whatever you local variation is called)
Plus your standard statutory rights that's at least 4 forms of cover and all can work independently of each other so it would be possible to commit fraud this way but you would be caught for sure and who would consider committing fraud for the price of one measly CE