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  1. Why not Sony,more like! So they dont just have to replace it? I didnt think so,i was thinking theres many scenarios where you wouldnt want a replacement. Thanks mate!
  2. Ok so i used to own an Xbox 360,you know those machines that overheat,i think they play games also but mostly they act as a radiator! Anyway it went red light etc and i swore never again.Anyway 2 years later and ive seen too many games id like to play and someone told me the new revisions hold up alot better.On this statement i took the plunge.... So yesterday i purchased a brand new Xbox 360 Elite,anyway i get it home set it all up and nothing,no light nothing! Everytime i press on button the power brick turns red,ive googled and the experts say theres no hope,for whatever reason it arrived completely dead.Now my iimmediate assumption would be take it back,refund,sorted! But im glad i checked up. I dont want a replacement,its Ps3 for me now based on my first 360 and more crucially the fact i bought one of these apparently new and improved ones and was dead from the beginning,i dont think anyone can blame me for wanting to with that track record surely? So my concern is that it seems a shop does not have to give a refund for faulty goods,that a replacement is all they need do? But i dont want a replacement as i simply dont trust the product anymore and i dont want a credit note as im unsure when ill have the extra cash for it plus there prices for 360s were the cheapest by comparison (hence my visit!),there PS3s are not competetively priced. One thing i dont want and you seem to get it anyway whether its warranted or not is funny staff,cocky lads who work the electronics till so think they are friggin "Geohotz" etc. Anyone else noticed that? That even wneh your in the right the staff just hate you anyway! Im not out for friends though,just my money back thanks!
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