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Returns and refunds
The company provides for a 60-day trial period to make sure that customers are satisfied with the product, a money-back guarantee. I never even opened the box and moved to a new residence where I did not need a security system. Because it was beyond 60 days I was denied the right to return for a refund. Inflexible policy, hiding behind a rule that was not intended for my circumstances doesn't say much for the company.
hondaman88
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worthing
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You can almost certainly sell that to someone for at least some of your money back. Or gift it to someone buying a new house, an adult child getting an apartment, or perhaps even see if a woman's shelter or similar group knows of someone it could go to? I know it's not the same as a full refund but you can either get some of your money back or really help someone out who could use it.
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sevensiamesecats
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No company could survive an unlimited return policy, or even a 60 month one. And you very well know that if they did have a 60 month return policy, someone would try to return after 75 months and whine when it was not allowed.
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gerryml
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worthing
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When you called support about this, what did they say?
(Also, do you mean the shipping when it was sent to you or the shipping when you sent it back? I believe they will provide a shipping label for you when you send it back per their documentation.)
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