When I bought my ipod about 2 years ago, I was told by the sales associate that this would enable me to basically return the ipod any time within the 2 years and they would issue me a Circuit City gift card for the total purchase price no questions asked.
And cheap little me is thinking -- "Sweet! I can just return it in 2 years, get a gift card, then buy the newest model."
And now that this 2 year time period is starting to come up in February, I'm starting to feel like what I purchased might have been misrepresented.
This is what it says online:
Apple iPod's will receive a remanufactured replacement unit. In the event that no replacement is available, a Circuit City gift card in the amount listed will be sent to you
So, anyone know the chances of me getting a remanufacted unit, whether it'll be the same version I returned or a newer version, or if I'm more likely to get the gift card?
Any personal experience (1st or 2nd hand) with this?
2006-12-08 19:27:06 · 2 answers · asked by antheia 4 in Consumer Electronics ➔ Music & Music Players
I'd also like to add that there's nothing functionally wrong with my ipod. I guess I'm just trying to cheat the system. Do you think they'll only do a return if something is actually broken?
2006-12-08 19:27:54 · update #1