Jamie wrote:

Michael A. Terrell wrote:

Jamie wrote:

Home Depot and the likes are not innocent from that practice either.



So you think they have vacuum forming equipment and heat sealers in
the back of every Home Depot? Defective merchandise is returned to the
vendor, or scrapped. I've known people who worked at home Depot who's
job was to sort and process the returns, they deal with the OEM.





Sure what ever you say, after all, you know everything there is and no
one else knows anything.

It's just like you to put your foot in mouth no matter how wrong you
are just to satisfy your stubbiness and ignorant personally.

I hope you enjoy portraying your self as a dumb ass..

For your information, I know some one here locally that works at a Home
Depot and yes, they restock items on the shelf that were returned from
customers that claim it to be defective. All they do is perform a
visual cosmetic inspection and if it looks good, it goes back out for
sale for the next victim. They do this in hopes that they will either
return it late or return it to another store or maybe the customer just
didn't want it.

Think before you post!... It may improve your posture.


Hearsay evidence, or fact? If it is a fact you should report them to
the Federal Trade Commission. BTW, an electret microphone still isn't a
crystal microphone, like you've claimed on other electronics newsgroups.

You claim that everything ever sold by ECG & NTE was shipped
defective. You've claimed that the place where you work as an
'engineer' continues to use chemicals long banned by the EPA, then you
call me a liar?




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