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    returning for credit or refund?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by austintin, Mar 8, 2009.

  1. austintin

    austintin Newbie

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    what does it mean by returning with credit? does it mean that i cannot get the full amount i paid, but instead i can buy other dell computer with the credit?
     
  2. pacmandelight

    pacmandelight Notebook Deity

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    Returning for refund means the money goes back to your bank account.

    Returning for credit means the money stays at the store. You can use that store credit to buy something else there.
     
  3. jonhapimp

    jonhapimp Notebook Virtuoso

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    pretty much what pacman said
     
  4. austintin

    austintin Newbie

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    so do i need to pay the 15% restocking fee if i return it for credit instead of refund? And does the return policy in Australia the same as U.S?
     
  5. jonhapimp

    jonhapimp Notebook Virtuoso

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    i think the restock fee is the same if you get a refund or not