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The largest shareholder in Digitec Galaxus AG is Migros [1], which is a cooperative federation with more than 2 million members. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Migros
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* if unopened and unused.
Is your asterisk intended for the EU or the US? in the EU, you can return things after using them, no problem
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Is your asterisk intended for the EU or the US? in the EU, you can return things after using them, no problem
Depends on the goods. Not many places will accept returns for opened/used underwear, for example. Same with digital goods (dvd/cd/games), if the seal is broken the shop will not accept a return.
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>>all I had to do was find the item in my order history click a button, answer a few questions and in this case they just credited the amount to my account Exactly the same as with Amazon here in the UK then. They have every retailer in this country absolutely beat on their approach to customer support - it's always no faff, easy, often instant refund, none of this waiting 60 minutes on the phone to speak with unhelp…
As long as it's within 30 days.. Consumer laws give a much longer window, and the retailer is responsible for resolving the issue [0], but any time I've had to try and get something replaced after the time limit it's involved going back to the original seller, hoping they still exist in the world of random TM company names. Never understood how Amazon gets away with this. 0: https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/ad…
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Is this a thing? People do that?
In reasonably prosperous societies that take care of all their members and lack the cult of individualism, this is quite normal. Visible inequality, corruption, systemic persecution, and dire poverty tend to erode trust.
Is this really worth article? Czech online shops publish reliability of products for years. 2nd biggest shows reliability, for instance iphone 12 has 99% https://www.czc.cz/apple-iphone-12-128gb-green/301129/produk... the biggest shop does inverse how many (1%) used warranty https://m.alza.cz/iphone-12-64gb-cerna-d6216436.htm this is worth checking before buying something because 97% reliability is for instance extre…
I wish we had something like Digitec/Galaxus in Czechia. Mironet is probably the closest, but their product range is limited and they're still not quite there.
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Depends on the goods. Not many places will accept returns for opened/used underwear, for example. Same with digital goods (dvd/cd/games), if the seal is broken the shop will not accept a return.
True, there are some obvious exceptions. But suppose I buy a vacuum cleaner and use it for a month and don't like it, doesn't matter how much I used it, I can return it in the EU.
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The pricing is on another level as well.
Believe it or not, but theirs are the lowest prices in Switzerland.
With the EEA being what it is, I'm really surprised they can keep afloat since ordering from literally anywhere else ought to be cheaper just by labour costs involved alone. These days even Amazon.de doesn't get many of my orders anymore since they're reselling the exact same crap Aliexpress has for a quarter of the price.