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Let me explain it like this. If you buy some thing at a place like target or Best Buy for example and go home use the product and in three days discover there is a problem you will go back there give them the product back and either return it or exchange it for the same one. The thing that annoys me about Horrizon Hobby is that I have to go through the same hoops sending it in waiting two weeks to get it back on something I just bought three days ago. Obviously I would give them back the defective one and they could hold my credit card to make sure I do so. Similar to what Amazon does in a similar situation. At the end of the day I’m not going to play their games. My alternative method is to go on Amazon purchase it from Horrizon Hobby and when it gets delivered I will return my old one through Amazon and get my money back. I guess if that’s the game I have to play I will do so. Amazon will always have your back that’s the biggest difference.
Let me explain it like this so you can understand. What you are describing is the basic return policy that every retailer has, you give them broken item, they give you a new one. Go to Target buy a TV then 3 days later go back to Target without the TV tell them that the TV stopped working and that you want a new TV as a replacement. Guess what they are going to make you bring in the old TV before they give you a new one. Same thing at Best Buy, Wal-Mart, JC-Penny whatever. You are laying blame on Horizon because you are impatient and can't wait 5 days, still not sure where you got 2 weeks from.
I've been buying items online for well over 20 years now, and every time I have had to return a faulty product the process has always been the same. Obtain return merchandise authorization, send item in with RMA paperwork, wait for them to receive and inspect. Once approved they will send your repaired or new item.
I'm done with this thread.
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