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Originally Posted by Hack&Lube
This is known as cross-retailer return fraud or price arbitrage fraud if there is a difference between the purchase price and the refund price.
The problem has historically caused retailers to raise prices for shoppers in order to offset the losses incurred from fraudulent returns. Alternatively, many stores have created stricter return policies such as “no receipt, no return” or imposed return time restrictions such as a 30-day limit on all returns that impact all shoppers.
Everybody that thinks like you hurts the rest of us.
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Exactly. What did you pay for these sets on Black Friday, $20 or $25 each? Walmart has the GOT Season 1 BlueRay for $55 and BE for $65. So, you're not trying to rip anyone off, but you'll conveniently pocket maybe $50 or $60 extra on your purchase?
It's not theft, but it is certainly fraud. How about instead, you deal with this like an adult and either eat the return fee or sell on Kijiji, as opposed to a punk. Or perhaps try and salvage some karma from the situation. Donate the discs to a shelter, or old folks home. They'd be glad to have them.
I'm just stunned that someone could post this and expect any kind of response other that you're getting.