DDD Return/Replacement of Defective Dvd, How long?
04-10-03, 03:03 AM
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DDD Return/Replacement of Defective Dvd, How long?
I just wondered if anyone had to return defective merchandise to DeepDiscountDvd and how long did that process take? Do they email you when they ship the replacement and do they ship it media mail again?
04-10-03, 10:52 AM
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I believe their website says you should just ship back defective items with the return form and then wait for them to credit you for shipping, etc. IMO, it is better to e-mail/call them and request a postage paid mailer label, so you don't have to pay for postage out of pocket and then wait for it to be refunded.
The whole process may take several weeks, since everything is usually shipped via Media Mail. You can ask them for more info, when you e-mail/call to request the mailer label.
The whole process may take several weeks, since everything is usually shipped via Media Mail. You can ask them for more info, when you e-mail/call to request the mailer label.
04-10-03, 11:21 AM
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One of the cases in my Stingray box set didn't have a disc in it. We called them and got a return postage label within a week. The new box set was sent to us ten days after we sent the bad box set off. There is a bit of waiting involved but they're very curteous.
04-10-03, 11:59 AM
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Originally posted by spyzdope
I believe their website says you should just ship back defective items with the return form and then wait for them to credit you for shipping, etc. IMO, it is better to e-mail/call them and request a postage paid mailer label, so you don't have to pay for postage out of pocket and then wait for it to be refunded.
The whole process may take several weeks, since everything is usually shipped via Media Mail. You can ask them for more info, when you e-mail/call to request the mailer label.
I believe their website says you should just ship back defective items with the return form and then wait for them to credit you for shipping, etc. IMO, it is better to e-mail/call them and request a postage paid mailer label, so you don't have to pay for postage out of pocket and then wait for it to be refunded.
The whole process may take several weeks, since everything is usually shipped via Media Mail. You can ask them for more info, when you e-mail/call to request the mailer label.
04-11-03, 02:25 AM
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Well I had a DVD go lost in the mail and I emailed them after the appropriate shipping guidelines that they had stated. They said they would ship out another disc no problem and if the other one ever showed up to just "Return To Sender" and all would be okay.
About 5 days later a disc showed up and I assumed that this was the replacement. Never saw another disc come in the mail, so I guess it was lost in the "Postal Abyss."
They were very quick to respond and very courteous about the matter.
About 5 days later a disc showed up and I assumed that this was the replacement. Never saw another disc come in the mail, so I guess it was lost in the "Postal Abyss."
They were very quick to respond and very courteous about the matter.
