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Originally Posted by burnin_vernon
What if they installed an incorrect brake pad that wasn't caught till 7 months later when it tears up your rotor? Some people don't care about what a rim looks like, as long as it's on there and it gets you to work. Suppose you are color blind (like me) and they put the wrong color on which you don't notice until 7 months later when a friend points it out. It's their mistake; the onus should not be on the unqualified consumer to have the knowledge of the professional, regardless of the part.
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A broad sweeping statement like that is very problematic.
I once bought a house that about a year later I decided I didn't like the price ... do I get to go back and get a refund? Consumers have responsibility, and it's lazy and irresponsible to just think businesses or any kind of seller has to completely hold a buyers hand through everything.
The fact that in any case if a buyer is 'unqualified' is the buyers problem and fault, not the sellers.