Ipod refund??---help please?

Question

I bought an ipod in January of this year---2007--for myself as a birthday gift
I have COMPETELY changed my mind--I have all the papers that came with it the little minture dock the black case everything except the original ear phones but I could get some of those--I read the paper that comes with it about the 1 year warranty I am not so good at understanding things that aren't in what I like to call english--understandable--and somewhere in there I read that the apple software company-as the third option would give you a purchase refund--SO does that mean I get ALL of my money back that I bought it for? Also who gets to pick what happens the other choices where that they would fix the problem or they would send you new parts to fix it yourself I would ofcourse want to pick the refund because I don't really want the ipod but who gets to pick those options? and my third question is where would I get the most money for selling it??Thanks more questions under this..

The box is in good condition a little bit of a bunch on the side but not bad at all--the papers are a LITTLE crinkled on the edges but again you can still read them fine and the don't have tairs--the ipod is in perfect condition never been taken out of the case I bought for it the little plastic things are still on the ipod wheel that you pick the songs with ----
OH and the problem with the ipod is that sometimes out of nowhere it just stops and won't unfreeze until it runs out of battery I have talked to other people about this and they say it happens to them to --but if I were selling it I wouldn't include this detail---

Answer 1

Most warranties will only cover damaged/defective products. not changing you mind.

However with the freezing issue you may be able to get a replacement or refund.

Answer 2

The papers included with your iPod describe your rights and the warranty they offer for the iPod product. I think you are misinterpreting the warranty though. Generally when a manufacturer provides an option to repair, replace, or refund, they are only offering that for defective equipment. In your case, it sounds like you are just unsatisfied with your purchase and the options will not apply. Your best bet would be to sell your used iPod. You can look at sites like eBay, Craigslist, your local classifieds, or even just check with your friends to see if anyone is interested.

Answer 3

i also have that freezing problem sometimes but i doubt that they will give you a refund for changing your mind