Haven't seen a return policy anywhere -- unless it's a defective product. I can't believe they don't have return policy info in there F.A.Q.'s but they don't....anyone have information for me?

I got a digital camera and I'm not happy with it, its slower than my OLD camera...maybe the image quality is better but that's the only thing better.

Thanks.
Justin

Better bet is to open up an account on Amazon or e-bay and sell it.

Even if they had a "Buyers remorse" return policy, you'll most likely sell for a profit and make money anyway.

The caveat to that it a few wooters already buy three and sell immediately on e-bay, so to get a better price you'll have to wait a few days.

I chose the wrong pillow top, there were 3 options. can i change my option somehow?

philchou wrote:I chose the wrong pillow top, there were 3 options. can i change my option somehow?

I bought a media player which is totally scaffolding, I wouldn't sell it on ebay, I need to protect my reputation.

I have a digital camera that is not compatible with my computer, but even if it was, I would return it, being really discouraged with the quality of the product

Also, I have GPS that is so complicated I cannot even set it up

I want to return both

charransom@gmail.com

dreamaster wrote:Better bet is to open up an account on Amazon or e-bay and sell it.

Even if they had a "Buyers remorse" return policy, you'll most likely sell for a profit and make money anyway.

The caveat to that it a few wooters already buy three and sell immediately on e-bay, so to get a better price you'll have to wait a few days.

This is a perfect solution (well, almost perfect!) My hubby and I each bought each other the same item for Christmas, so I have no use for another Kodak photo viewer! I'll just post it on eBay or Craigslist as unopened, and see what happens. Thanks for the suggestion!

August 2009, I bought an ACER computer for my kids which just stopped working at the end of December. For Xmas I bought my kids video cameras from Woot.com, whose software I have come to find out, is only compatible with PC's. I use a Mac.

So now they have a dead computer and can't view their video cameras.
Thanks Woot.com for being so vague about your return policies and so unwilling to take responsibility for selling faulty products. You suck!

You failed to read the policy, and now decide it's vague?

Be a better consumer!

I've never understood the desire to return things because of buyers remorse. . .. which less face it failure to read full product descriptions and do a quick Google search to confirm your assumptions really leads to buyers remorse. I mean I know Walmart doesn't care, but is it really a valid reason, and on the electronics and refurbs Woot usually places the warranty information fairly prominently on the description (usually multiple times).

kemhof wrote:This is a perfect solution (well, almost perfect!) My hubby and I each bought each other the same item for Christmas, so I have no use for another Kodak photo viewer! I'll just post it on eBay or Craigslist as unopened, and see what happens. Thanks for the suggestion!

This is not the perfect solution. I just bought an Asus laptop that doesn't turn on. The perfect solution to buying an electronic device isn't to resell it to some unsuspecting schmo. The perfect solution would be for woot.com to have a return policy.

so they actually dun have one??? even for defects?

http://www.woot.com/WhatIsWoot.aspx#q8

FAQs...not just for the cool kids.

vitasoy1437 wrote:so they actually dun have one??? even for defects?

Yes, They do have a return policy. You may have to pay for their defective product.
Following is what they replied me for their defective Roomba I bought:
"Please be advised, per terms of our website, that you will be responsible for the costs associated with return shipping."

jyuelu wrote:Yes, They do have a return policy. You may have to pay for their defective product.
Following is what they replied me for their defective Roomba I bought:
"Please be advised, per terms of our website, that you will be responsible for the costs associated with return shipping."

I've had good luck with iRobot support for when my woot Roomba died. Their call line leaves a lot to be desired, but the replacement Roomba arrived the day after I shipped mine (so it was already on it's way before I got my tail to the UPS store) and I think they sent a shipping label, I don't remember it was a few years ago. Woot clearly states in their FAQ that defective products are handled primarily by manufacturers.

I've got instant buyer's remorse over that darn Sony Dash. Just hit the button half an hour ago. Is there truly no way to CANCEL an order that hasn't shipped yet?

gregglory wrote:I've got instant buyer's remorse over that darn Sony Dash. Just hit the button half an hour ago. Is there truly no way to CANCEL an order that hasn't shipped yet?

Message support right away. If it's still in the factory it's easier for them to accommodate. It is harder during woot-offs, but that's not a problem right now. Either way someone should email you in the AM if you email now.

Mavyn wrote:You failed to read the policy, and now decide it's vague?

Be a better consumer!

Your post is not to me but... Read the policy??? Where? I can say that I am pretty good with finding info on the web but It seems like I can't find any info on Woot'ss Return policy regardles of there is one or not.. May be you can post the link here as a better consumer so all the bad consumers can see it..

volkan007 wrote:Your post is not to me but... Read the policy??? Where? I can say that I am pretty good with finding info on the web but It seems like I can't find any info on Woot'ss Return policy regardles of there is one or not.. May be you can post the link here as a better consumer so all the bad consumers can see it..

Woot return policy - with very few exceptions - if you ordered it, you bought it.

There is no buyer's remorse policy.

They sell limited quantities, so color or option changes can't work.

They clearly spell out what to do to return defective products (doa) at the bottom of the page when you click on "Write us" link.

Read the area that tells how to try to cancel an order or how to send for an rma for defective products. Don't expect a replacement. They usually don't have any left. But you usually can return doa products.

It's all there. Just make sure you use correct contact option for your purpose.

I bought a shirt that was on special for that day but it's too small. I just want to exchange the one I have for a bigger size but the price of the shirt has changed to $15 from $12. I don't know who to contact about it on here.

3330rangefr0gs wrote:I bought a shirt that was on special for that day but it's too small. I just want to exchange the one I have for a bigger size but the price of the shirt has changed to $15 from $12. I don't know who to contact about it on here.

The bad: No exchanges. The sizes are all listed on each sale page, so the fault is yours for not checking.

The good: If you go to the World of Woot.Shirt forum, there is a thread JUST FOR connecting unhappy shirt owners and making trades for the right size or a different shirt. Or, you can check out teetrade.org which also lists a variety of cottony wonder.

3330rangefr0gs wrote:I bought a shirt that was on special for that day but it's too small. I just want to exchange the one I have for a bigger size but the price of the shirt has changed to $15 from $12. I don't know who to contact about it on here.

I have no idea what the size exchange policy is, but to contact woot, the general contact is service@woot they also have a form at the write us link at the top of the page. They can get the email where it needs to go. After the initial sale all shirts go to $15 until they are removed from the site.

It seems that the after-sales service is not so good.I always buy the products from reliable online shop.it has price and quality guarantee.

volkan007 wrote:Your post is not to me but... Read the policy??? Where? I can say that I am pretty good with finding info on the web but It seems like I can't find any info on Woot'ss Return policy regardles of there is one or not.. May be you can post the link here as a better consumer so all the bad consumers can see it..

"How do I return a defective product?
Unless we specifically tell you not to, call the manufacturer of the product you bought. You will likely get a replacement of a new model or better item from them. If we still haven't dissuaded you, email rma@woot.com with your woot order number, the name of the product you are returning, and the detailed problem with the item. We will respond with return authorization by the next business day. Because we aren't likely to have a replacement in stock, you should be prepared for a refund-only option if that's all we can do. Know that return freight will be at your expense. Again, you will probably get a better deal from the manufacturer, or whoever else handling member service for that product."

Just curious, would damaged be the same as defective? I ordered those star wars lunch boxes a couple weeks back and one of the arrived with a big dent. The shipping container was fine and so were the other two so it looks like it happened in the warehouse.