COSTCO CHANGES RETURN POLICY ON CONSUMER ELECTRONICS
Costco will no longer enforce its “satisfaction guarantee” on consumer electronics. You now have only 90 days to return a product.
According to BusinessWeek,
In general, Costco allows its customers an unlimited grace period to return purchases for a full refund. The only exception was a six-month deadline after the date of purchase for returning desktop computers. That unlimited timeframe still applies to Costco merchandise other than consumer electronics. Electronics goods purchased before the new 90-day policy goes into effect can be returned at any time.
Good! Whenever you abuse something, it goes away. It was just a matter of time before they scrapped their policy. Good thing they didn’t wait until they went out of business! I like Costco and shop there a lot. I just picked up a 24 pack of awesome “Fat Tire Beer” from there!
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