Radio Shack Service was alright. Just don't like to be ripped off. I had bought 4 air planes at Christmas for my grandsons and they broke after 1 flight. Milton, Washington

I have seen several complaints like this across several retailers especially concerning these remote control helicopters and planes. These products are cheaply constructed and tend to break easily if used even slightly improperly ( such as even a landing you might consider to be soft or not enough to damage anything ). However on a side note I do not feel you are blaming the right people here.

Radio Shack sold the product to you and even has a 30 day return policy printed clearly on their receipts the rules to utilize this policy are also clearly printed. They didn't do anything mean or wrong to you and although you may have felt that the employee mislead you about the products' structural integrity he may have actually experienced such a thing with his ( you expect us to believe your story about their use and refusal to charge on nothing more than your word, then you'll have to believe him - two way street ). 

90 days is obviously considerably more than 30 so Radio Shack had no responsibility to return the items or issue any sort of replacement. However, at the date of purchase you were very likely offered a warranty on each of the planes for something in the neighborhood of 2-4$ ( estimation based on personal experience, Radio Shack tries to sell you these warranties on virtually EVERYTHING they sell even if it doesn't really make sense ) which would have allowed you to replace the planes free of cost or at least apply the purchase cost of them towards another purchase.

You more than likely refused this warranty in an attempt to save a few dollars and in this case that backfired. I understand you feel like you were cheated by Radio Shack but that simply isn't the case. If the aircraft you bought were as defective as you claim then you were cheated by the manufacturer. If you think this is Radio Shack's responsibility to compensate you for because they make so much more money than you then you have a problem no one can help you with. 

I understand you didn't like this purchase and liked even less the fact that Radio Shack would not take responsibility for it, but you didn't even try to contact or deal with the people who are actually responsible. You cannot expect a retailer to lifetime warranty every product they sell and allow said products to be returned without packaging or any proof they were bought there. Learn to take responsibility for your choices and purchases and place blame where it is due, or just chock the 80 dollars up as a loss. But a complaint against a retailer for absolutely nothing maybe you should go to work during the time you wasted posting this.