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I was in comet yesterday looking for a cam, i buy this discontinued sr32e with 40% off BARGIN! only total £190, i get home to find the docking station missing, so i pack it all up and take iot back they look for another but it they dont fit, i ask the person for a further discount they offer £20, this i accept, i have come away with my cam, but now i notice i have no way of getting the info off the cam onto pc and cant use the tv output (it all requires the docking station) the cheapest i have seen is £100 :O.
Strictly speaking, you are not entitled to anything if you were told of fault before buying. On the other hand, if you weren't told that the cam wouldn't be able to function without the docking station, then you could argue you were told of the missing part but not of the fact it renders the item unusable.
Take it back and tell them that you were not aware that when you accepted the £20 discount that you could not retrieve any information from the camera, and you would now like a full refund.
Comet and my Sony SR32E Cam! (advise Needed)
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