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Just got through mulling over PJ People's policies, and it feels like they're basically taking the ol' Napster defense: hey, we're just passing stuff along. Of course we'll try to be helpful in the event of disaster, but take it up with the manufacturer (e.g., dead pixels) or the shipper (e.g., busted boxes), not our responsibility.
Is this normal for the PJ industry?
Haven't gone through Visual Apex' policies, PJ Point, etc., but I'm afraid it may be similar.
Maybe I should just get it through Amazon for the peace of mind? The great thing about them is that it's always no questions asked, they just take it back, end of story. Of course, they're a billion-dollar company or something like that, so they can definitely afford to be so generous, but still....
So what are the best vendors for worst-case scenarios?
TIA
Is this normal for the PJ industry?
Haven't gone through Visual Apex' policies, PJ Point, etc., but I'm afraid it may be similar.
Maybe I should just get it through Amazon for the peace of mind? The great thing about them is that it's always no questions asked, they just take it back, end of story. Of course, they're a billion-dollar company or something like that, so they can definitely afford to be so generous, but still....
So what are the best vendors for worst-case scenarios?
TIA