The return may be rejected, or costs deducted for missing parts, non-original packaging, abuse, misuse or user negligence (Toshiba Laptops, 2010).
If I were to buy this computer and wish to return it not only would I be responsible for the shipping costs to send it back there is a chance that it would be rejected by the company. As long as the product is returned in the original packaging and in the same condition as I received it then I would be given a full refund minus any shipping costs that I had originally paid. This is basically saying that if I were to receive the computer in good working condition and would then decide that I did not like it or want it I could return in for a refund, as long as I abided by all the return rules. If on the other hand I received the computer and it did not work as it should I would be entitled to a repair or exchange but probably not a refund. The company would more than likely claim that as far as they...
At that point the limited warranty would cover a repair or exchange.
These issues are why it is so important to read the fine print of any contract before entering into it. A reasonable person would expect to be able to return merchandise for a full refund under any circumstances and this is obviously not always the case.
References
Toshiba Laptops. (2010). Retrieved May 19, 2010, from Toshiba Web site:
http://www.toshibadirect.com/td/b2c/home.to?src=MAXG&cm_mmc=google_sem
direct-_-toshiba-_-best_toshiba&gclid=CKWS8OXr3qECFQ8hDQodXBZKJg
UCC: uniform commercial code. (2004). Retrieved May 19, 2010, from Cornell University Law
School Web site: http://www.law.cornell.edu/ucc/2/
