Taking TV Back For Refund

[DI]

Is it wrong to purchase a small TV with every intentions to take it back after 2-3 weeks?  I recently moved, but had to leave my 42" TV back home.  I used my Sears card today to purchase a 22" TV from Kmart.  I do not plan to keep the TV.  I just need it for the holidays. 

[haulingthescoreup]

Well, put it this way: if you were buying a TV that you planned to keep, would you be happy knowing that someone else had already "borrowed" it and used it?

If nothing else, it just seems deceptive to me.

[DI]

People by used cars all the time be it a repo or trade-in.

[JM-AM]

Yes but it is sold as USED! 

[MarineVietVet]

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@DI wrote:

Is it wrong to purchase a small TV with every intentions to take it back after 2-3 weeks?  I recently moved, but had to leave my 42" TV back home.  I used my Sears card today to purchase a 22" TV from Kmart.  I do not plan to keep the TV.  I just need it for the holidays. 

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By asking the question you already know the answer.

From a BK years ago to:
EX - 9/09 pulled by lender 802, EQ - 10/10-813, TU - 10/10-774

"Some people spend an entire lifetime wondering if they've made a difference. The Marines don't have that problem".

[Imhotrodcrazy]

 YES

[DI]

I don't like the picture quality.  That'd be my reason for returning it...which is true.  I don't like the quality compared to the one back home.

[laz98]

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@DI wrote:

I don't like the picture quality.  That'd be my reason for returning it...which is true.  I don't like the quality compared to the one back home.

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then you should return it NOW, and not after the holidays.

[marty56]

I would keep it as a backup or sell it.

[DI]

I have 30 days to return it.  I made sure of that before even swiping the card.  The 22" TV cost $238.  I can get one  for less, but they were all sold out.  SInce I needed a TV now, I figured I'd just get what they had and take it back.  No pain no gain.  That what having good credit and credit cards is all about.