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more about #returnpolicy more comments → fuchikoma: I've had that at other stores - blame the manufacturer in at least some cases. I had a Samsung YP-Z5 from Future Shop, and when it dropped dead in a m... more » bosskev: Well, circuitcity.com might not be the only online presence that won't stand behind its product. Back in November of 2008, I read a story here on Gizm... more » Kaiser-Machead: Igor, by my hand and God's, I've brought my creation to life. It's alive! ALIVE! Of course, it probably won't live long with all of those defective (b... more » GitEmSteveDave_IsNotLarryGaga: Could be worse. It could say they accept all returns, in person, at their B&M/Retail store, which just happens to be located on the former locati... more » .357: Zombie site! more » nala1908: bwahh!! i though circut city was dead. i guess not. more » TheCrudMan: Half the time turning your phone all the way off and on a few times will make apps that crash work. Also, I think allowing people to return apps is a ... more » -
#circuitcity
CircuitCity.com Is Back With a Limited Return Policy That's Crappier Than Ever
As you probably already know, CircuitCity.com was resurrected from the ashes of its brick and mortar stores—but it appears that they have brought a questionable limited return policy along with them. More » -
#android
Android Market Policy Details: You Can Return Apps
Policy details regarding paid apps on the Android Market have come to light—the most notable of which being the fact that you have 24-hours to return an app if you are not satisfied. More »
