ummm zero, nada, I'm a millionaire, cable puller, lawyer, don't bring any bullets to our toy gun fight, don't pass go, black is white, 50000 refund denialers, 500 denialer temples, that is it, go on meds, you're making us paranoid delusional in our own orewellian happy place.
I'll like your store and like to open up packages to make sure all the parts are there and then leave. And if it's missing a part, not to worry I'll open up another set to complete what was missing from the first set. Although, I don't like your store enough to spend money there.
Hey, I found yet another one! Turns out it helps to search for the term "rescind".
"The University of Western Ontario"
"If a vendor sold you a defective product, you can demand your money back. Under the CPA a consumer is entitled to rescind their contract (meaning you get your money back) when goods are represented to be of a particular quality or standard and they are not."
Of course, all the CT Owner/Liars will show up shortly to try to convince everyone that this site isn't correct, either.
Poor interpretation....
that's about saying it is a cadillac and it turns out to be a rust bucket...nice try though.
Poor interpretation....that's about saying it is a cadillac and it turns out to be a rust bucket
i dont think the ct liar are morons or jokers
i think they really want customers to be fooled into thinking they have to even care about the warranty, and maybe settle for a repair instead of getting their refund
speaking of comedy acts.... well that was sad
ps - your Western Ontario link gave me hilarious belly laugh. Right at the bottom of the link you posted it says this is information posted by students, and if you need legal advice contact a lawyer LOL i'd love to face you in court some day, your research is sad. you'll post anything that has two or three words you think will help your position
Nobody is suggesting not to exercise your rights under the CPA,
nobody is suggesting that you roll over and take it, keep your defective product etc...
KNOW what your rights are under the CPA
know the returns and exchange policies from where you buy things so that you can exercise the rights that ACTUALLY exist under each
know your warranties for items you buy
You really do have a lot of rights and entitlements.
Some we admit are slightly inconvenient (repairs as a new example haha)
but the end result will be what you want it to be, the product working right.
Be an educated consumer, not a scrambling around looking for solution after you're unsatisfied.
It will help you know exactly what's
I agree. It looks like they are only here to increase their profits by cheating customers. They should be ashamed of themselves!
Glad this site is here for honest advocates to have a voice.
Too bad the Canadian Tire owners abuse this forum by misrepresenting the truth.
At least we get to see their ture colors.
A good warning for the buying public - caveat emptor (latin for "CT Sucks").
oh no it's lawguy pro cable puller. At least these students are in law school who can recite law that's not found on the back of store specific receipt. Have you even seen the inside of a classroom? Kinda hard to do that when you're actually at the returns desk all day. So far we've discredited everything you've said and now you want an ass whooping in court? LOL hilarious.
Really? Then I’d like my full and prompt refund for this defective gas-powered pressure washer, please and thank-you!
What’s that? There’s a devious “repair only” warranty? What’s that mean? No refund if it’s defective?
But that’s contrary to the CPA! What about my rights????
Of course not. Any nobody said anything like that. Typical CT lie to distract us.
No, you just want the customer to bear the cost and inconvenience of getting a repair for a piece of junk that you knew had a “horrible” defect rate, and then live with a used/refurbished unit instead of the new unit I paid for.
All so that the store owners can get a little bit richer.
Absolutely, including your right to a refund after you’ve rescinded the agreement/transaction due to a misrepresentation of the goods as being merchantable/non-defective.
Well, the store policies aren’t actually ‘rights’, but it’s good to know them.
For instance, the policies at CT for defective “repair only” items is illegal, according to the CPA. That’s a good thing to know when deciding which store you’ll give your money to.
Yeah, sure. Always a good idea.
Also, remember to floss, rotate your tires, and check your downspouts in the fall.
Oh, was the topic defective products?
Well, then, if you made the mistake of shopping at Crappy Tire, you’ll also need to know the in’s and out’s of their devious “repair only” (no refund) policy, and how to use the CPA to get your legally-entitled refund.
Yes, including the right to rescind the purchase of a product that has been misrepresented as being of merchantable quality (not defective), and to get a refund.
Yeah: inconvenient, and illegal to boot. Thank you, CT!
And who’s “we”? Owner/Liars? Are you confessing to being organized into a collective that coordinate attacks on advocacy sites? Verrry interesting!
Yup, a refund, and then a wiser purchase of a working unit from a store with better policies. Hurray! Screw You, repair-only!
Yes, nobody wants to be “a scrambling around”.
Or should that have been “a-scramblin”?
Anyway, the scramble will be to decipher the cryptic ‘repair only warranty’, and how it's really a policy, and to learn about the CPA, and how CT has an illegal policy to get rich by cheating honest customers.
Huh? What's what?
Oh, never mind, it would have just been another lie anyway.
Well, lots more CT lies being posted tonight.
And we had been making a bit of progress, too, before that.
For a long time LiarGuy was claiming that CT would provide refunds or at least exchanges. Finally he was convinced of how much CT sucks, and stopped trying to defend them.
The CT owner/liars also have quieted down on their claims that all the stores have the same, crappy “repair only” policies to deny refunds. It took a lot of work, though.
It’s encouraging that at least one of the CT owner/liars has conceded that a consumer is entitled to a refund under the CPA, if only for misrepresented vehicles. That’s good news.
And we had seen some actual confessions from some of the O/L's that they were wrong about some stuff.
But, it was sadly short lived.
Now we are back to full-on Liar Mode again.
Plus, we seem to have lost ground on this “warranty” issue, though, and the claims that this is somehow relevant to a store’s refund policy. I thought that was disproven long ago, but now an O/L has resurrected it, just in time for Easter.
Sorry, CPA doesn't say a refund is the only course for a defect. And again, where are those specific CTC examples of an illegal policy?.....I know how much you like to avoid that question, but give some concrete proof so we can believe you.
Sorry, CPA doesn't say a refund is the only course for a defect..
CT Owner/Liars have already seen all the proof, and it scares them enough that they have to try hard to convince consumers that it's not real.
Too bad it's a done deal, and they will just have to live with it.
Luck for the smart consumers that there are sites like this to spread the word.
All the CT lies in the world can't change the laws. Too bad, so sad.
nobody said a refund is the only course for a defect, ct owner/liar.
only that the customer can rescind (cancel) the sales contract (transaction) due to a misrepresentation by the store that the product is of merchantable quality (i.e., the store represented the product as being free of defects).
when the transaction is rescinded the retailer is obligated to refund the customers money.
pretty simple when you think about it for a second and it makes a lot of sense
lots of proof of all this - lots of links provided - only one outdated site says otherwise
ct owner/liar are proven wrong over and over
must just be too greedy to admit it though
CT Owner/Liars have already seen all the proof, and it scares them enough that they have to try hard to convince consumers that it's not real.
Too bad it's a done deal, and they will just have to live with it.
Luck for the smart consumers that there are sites like this to spread the word.
All the CT lies in the world can't change the laws. Too bad, so sad.