Wal Mart changed returns to 90 days so they can sell Junk Electronics! ripoff Bentonville Arkansas

Well, your first mistake was buying a "Durabrand". Those are disposable electronics. Might as well avoid GPX while you're at it.

Second, the blue and yellow electronics store, as well as the red electronics store ALSO have a 14-30 day return policy. 90 days is almost unheard of, and 6 months is laughable.

Third - The 13" Durabrand TV is only 59.62. Where the other 40.38 came from is anyone's guess.

Your complaint seems to be more with "general retail" then specifically Wal-Mart. ANY retailer would tell you to contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement. That's even high end electronics, like Sony and JVC.

Did you try contacting the manufacturer?

Well, your first mistake was buying a "Durabrand". Those are disposable electronics. Might as well avoid GPX while you're at it.

Second, the blue and yellow electronics store, as well as the red electronics store ALSO have a 14-30 day return policy. 90 days is almost unheard of, and 6 months is laughable.

Third - The 13" Durabrand TV is only 59.62. Where the other 40.38 came from is anyone's guess.

Your complaint seems to be more with "general retail" then specifically Wal-Mart. ANY retailer would tell you to contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement. That's even high end electronics, like Sony and JVC.

Did you try contacting the manufacturer?

Well, your first mistake was buying a "Durabrand". Those are disposable electronics. Might as well avoid GPX while you're at it.

Second, the blue and yellow electronics store, as well as the red electronics store ALSO have a 14-30 day return policy. 90 days is almost unheard of, and 6 months is laughable.

Third - The 13" Durabrand TV is only 59.62. Where the other 40.38 came from is anyone's guess.

Your complaint seems to be more with "general retail" then specifically Wal-Mart. ANY retailer would tell you to contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement. That's even high end electronics, like Sony and JVC.

Did you try contacting the manufacturer?

Well, your first mistake was buying a "Durabrand". Those are disposable electronics. Might as well avoid GPX while you're at it.

Second, the blue and yellow electronics store, as well as the red electronics store ALSO have a 14-30 day return policy. 90 days is almost unheard of, and 6 months is laughable.

Third - The 13" Durabrand TV is only 59.62. Where the other 40.38 came from is anyone's guess.

Your complaint seems to be more with "general retail" then specifically Wal-Mart. ANY retailer would tell you to contact the manufacturer for repair or replacement. That's even high end electronics, like Sony and JVC.

Did you try contacting the manufacturer?

Over the last four months, I bought a DVD player, an electric knife, and a bbq grill from WalMart. The DVD player and the electric knife never made it to 120 days. The grill only lasted for one use but the manufacturer took care of that.

I have noticed that the boxes indicate that the products are "Made for Walmart" by XXX Company. Apparently WalMart has made special arrangements for brand name items and it's pretty apparent that quality is lost when it's "Made for WalMart". I have even read of one manufacturer refusing to correct problems if it was purchased through WalMart.

I needed to get a toaster, a tea kettle, a microwave, and new kitchen towels today. I'm happy to say that I went to Target. I've had enough of WalMart. I shudder to think what will happen when WalMart runs everyone else out of business. How sad.