Wanted to know what people thought of this situation.
I purchased a 3ds yesterday for my nephew.
He started feeling really ill.
I called Game up and explained the situation, all they advised was taking breaks and turning the 3d off.
He didn't play it for long, and turning 3d off seems to defeat the point of a 3D handheld.
This cost me £200, which I don't really want to pee away, do you think I should be able to get a refund/store credit?
Or should I force my nephew to play it Seriously though, any advice wanted?
It's not even as if I could keep it for myself, I don't like them.
So as it stands it either gathers dust, or I trade it in but I'll feel sick losing that much money in a day, they probably give 60 quid for trade in.
I would have thought manager might have done goodwill gesture, afterall my nephew could have gone for even a normal ds or games or something.
I'm going to call consumer direct but I imagine they'll tell me I have no rights and it's stores discretion.
Cheers
I purchased a 3ds yesterday for my nephew.
He started feeling really ill.
I called Game up and explained the situation, all they advised was taking breaks and turning the 3d off.
He didn't play it for long, and turning 3d off seems to defeat the point of a 3D handheld.
This cost me £200, which I don't really want to pee away, do you think I should be able to get a refund/store credit?
Or should I force my nephew to play it Seriously though, any advice wanted?
It's not even as if I could keep it for myself, I don't like them.
So as it stands it either gathers dust, or I trade it in but I'll feel sick losing that much money in a day, they probably give 60 quid for trade in.
I would have thought manager might have done goodwill gesture, afterall my nephew could have gone for even a normal ds or games or something.
I'm going to call consumer direct but I imagine they'll tell me I have no rights and it's stores discretion.
Cheers
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