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48-bit color depth - Ummmm....the logic you are employing is circular at best, Stan!IF Wal-Mart has the "lowest prices around" (probably true), then it ispretty much a red herring to say "Well, well, uh, *IF* they had alamer return policy, it would be EVEN LOWER!"Well, maybe, theoretically.....But the reality as it stands is that their prices are probably BETTERthan everyone else's, PLUS they have a great return policy. Thus, inTHE REAL WORLD, it is usually much more efficient to go THERE thanjust about anywhere else, if you are buying something where there isthe slightest chance you will want to return it.Stan Brown wrote in message news:... In article <61f22036.0401011527.4d4cea04@posting.google.com> in misc.consumers, Lise Michaels wrote:Stan Brown said a while back (re return policies of various merchants,Wal-Mart in particular):A few retailers do accept returns of even used merchandise for anyreason. That's their prerogative, and they build that flexibilityinto the prices they charge.Note the last line, saying in effect, "if a merchant has a liberalreturn policy, you end up paying for it."One flaw, though: Wal-Mart usually has the lowest prices around. How is that a flaw? The prices could be lower still if the return policy were less liberal, no? There are other ways in which we end up paying for the policy: longer lines at the returns counter, for instance.
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