The Service Industry in America

[Clodfobble]

So out of curiosity, do you (classicman or Flint) think there should be any statute of limitations on defective product returns?

[classicman]

Originally Posted by Clodfobble

So out of curiosity, do you (classicman or Flint) think there should be any statute of limitations on defective product returns?

Depends on the type of product, how long, if at all, it was used.... there are many variables. Too many to answer with a simple yes or no.

[Flint]

Originally Posted by Clodfobble

So out of curiosity, do you (classicman or Flint) think there should be any statute of limitations on defective product returns?

If you're going to provide a BABY REGISTRY service, to attract customers and their dollars, and you expect to reap the profits from offering this service, then you need to provide the LOGISTICAL BACK-END SUPPORT for this venture, i.e. familiarize yourself with the biologically-mandated timeframe within which a human pregnancy occurs, and adjust your policies accordingly. Otherwise, DON'T offer the service, DON'T attract the customers and their dollars, and DON'T reap the profit, IF you CAN'T provide the necessary support. That's called THE COST OF DOING BUSINESS.