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04.03.2009 bought boots after 2 weeks the heel broke. Can I demand something from the seller? and got a better answer
Response from Kabluk[+++++]
in principle it is possible to try, look what is broken there in the heel, more insolence. then for sure will exchange?
Response from 0[++]
in principle, you can try to see what's broken in the heel more insolent. then sure to exchange.
in principle, you can try to see what's broken in the heel more insolent. then sure to exchange.
Response from 0[+++++]
if you bought in a store and kept the receipt, you can try to yell
if you bought in a store and kept the receipt, you can try to yell
Response from 0[+++++]
you bought the boots at the market, then here before the book before the seller to wipe your nose all the nerves and a lot of confidence and impudence. and if the store and the receipt is there no problem.
you bought the boots at the market, then here before the book before the seller to wipe your nose all the nerves and a lot of confidence and impudence. and if the store and the receipt is there no problem.
Response from 0[+++]
You can, but the vendor will say that you have to walk more carefully! And you'll be left with nothing.
You can, but the vendor will say that you have to walk more carefully! And you'll be left with nothing.
Response from 0[+++++]
If you kept the receipt and the packaging, you just have to replace this pair. On the boxes now even put a warranty period If you bought on the market is harder to prove but scare if they do not want to replace that apply to the organization for the protection of consumer rights-it will cost them more by the way such an organization exists and works, so just in case, find out the address and consult But the law is on your side.
If you kept the receipt and the packaging, you just have to replace this pair. On the boxes now even put a warranty period If you bought on the market is harder to prove but scare if they do not want to replace that apply to the organization for the protection of consumer rights-it will cost them more by the way such an organization exists and works, so just in case, find out the address and consult But the law is on your side.