Will Mary take back unopened dvd's....

[RedPanda]

Originally Posted by Juliepie

Another option: Instead of asking for your money back, ask for store credit! It'll make it easier on you both: No unwanted workout for you, and no loss of sale for Mary. Plus, you'll be enabled to get a new workout from her!

I like the way your mind works!

[Jacqi A]

Originally Posted by Juliepie

Even if it's been awhile, I'm sure she'll gladly take back unopened DVDs.

Another option: Instead of asking for your money back, ask for store credit! It'll make it easier on you both: No unwanted workout for you, and no loss of sale for Mary. Plus, you'll be enabled to get a new workout from her!

I like this idea, too. But I don't see anything wrong with asking Mary to accept a return, either. She has been great to us, & her reward is that we love her & want to buy from her. Everyone's happy (although it's hard to see how you could possibly be happier than I am, after she charges me very low international shipping charges).

[Blackadar]

Originally Posted by Lucky Star

As stated above, Mary's clearly worded return policy is 60 days on opened and unopened DVDs. Again, I believe it is unfair to ask her to buy back DVDs purchased long before then - especially as she has been so incredibly flexible and helpful in the past. As consumers, we have to bear responsibility for our purchases and why should Mary lose the sale and income?

I'd resell the DVDs on Amazon or eBay.

It's not unfair to ask. It's only unfair to demand. If she asks and Mary says no, that's the end of it. But it never hurts to ask.