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keep or throw away box?
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Does anyone here put away the box of an electrical appliance just in case you have to return it to the store during its guarantee period? I have about 20 boxes folded away at home, for toaster, kettle, water filter container etc...as I'm scared that the shop (usually Argos) will not want to take it back and give me a refund without the box.
Am I right in doing this? Has anyone had a problem replacing their faulty item because it has been returned without the box?
Am I right in doing this? Has anyone had a problem replacing their faulty item because it has been returned without the box?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.i don't think the box is important from the buyers point of view, but if the item has to go back to the manufacturers, the boxes sometimes have bar codes or stickers on them, which give information as to which depot they came from, and could possibly help to trace where the problem started.
Also, the boxes can be used to send the faulty item back in. They've been designed to hold whatever perfectly, which saves clumsy wrapping up - and hence further damage.
Also, the boxes can be used to send the faulty item back in. They've been designed to hold whatever perfectly, which saves clumsy wrapping up - and hence further damage.