Wait, wait wait! When you destroy yourself you shouldn't get a replacement. I don't you what you told them but if you had told them the truth I'm sure that they wouldn't have allowed you to return it. That's like buying a phone, and then turning it off while your updating it, BRICK = your own fault.Zeimaaru said:
who is at fault isn't really a problem most company's will fix the damaged good even if the damage was caused by the user.
for instance my friend dropped his ds lite and it won't turn on = his fault.
yet it's still under warranty he told Nintendo exactly what he did and they still fix'd it for free(minus the cost of shipping to them.)
for instance my friend dropped his ds lite and it won't turn on = his fault.
yet it's still under warranty he told Nintendo exactly what he did and they still fix'd it for free(minus the cost of shipping to them.)
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Well it helps when you get every Eidos game ever made for like 40 bucks on a 90% off Steam sale lol -
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Psionic Roshambo:
Spent like 200 bucks one year doing that they had all kinds of collections on sale
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