Lots of discontinued cabinet doors came in, and we're selling them in the Bargain Corner/AS-IS Section for $5(small-medium) or 10$ for the larger doors. Usual price was $40-$85. They're usually for kitchen cabinets. About 300 different sizes and shapes came in tonight.
Location is Tempe, Sydney. Not sure if other Ikea's are selling them for the same price.
mod - added state to title; I'm from outside NSW and seeing TEMPE in capitals, I thought it was a brand
yep.
For sale and clearance items (or even normal sale items), it is legal to have no returns/exchange for CHANGE OF MIND.
If there is a QUALITY ISSUE, or any other reason that falls under CONSUMER RIGHTS, they must refund or exchange.
EDIT: Generally, when they state 'No Returns/Exchanges', stores legally have to add 'for Change of Mind'.
If it's simply, 'No Returns/Exchanges, it implies consumer rights do not apply, which is when it becomes illegal.
If it's simply, 'No Returns/Exchanges, it implies consumer rights do not apply, which is when it becomes illegal.
which is what is says in the pic…
Naughty Ikea…..
Your picky posts are mostly a joy to read :P
Given that retaillers never have to offer returns or exchanges for change of mind then when you see a "No Returns/Exchanges" sign, you would assume it is covering situations outside of this, which is illegal.
Probably not legal, although most would get away with it.
Those unlucky enough - this is what happens:
http://msy.com.au/pdf/ACCCConsumerNotice.pdf
Nice, but who is "we"? An Ikea shop? All of them? East coast? A liquidation shop?
Oh yeah Sorry about that. Its in Tempe, NSW
How about some links to the actual products on the Ikea website/catalogue?
Thanks OP.
I have some Ikea doors in my bathroom vanity that look like the ones pictured. Even though the bathroom cabinet doors are all labelled as being good for wettish environments, I find that they warp after a couple of years. I've returned them before with no issue, but prefer to just pick up new ones for $10 or so bucks each.
They accepted your return after a couple of years??
They have to, you can't reasonably expect to replace cabinet doors every two years, that would mean they are faulty…
that figures - faulty and now discontinued.
FFS. Could peeps stop negging JV for every comment.
The first set was their mirrored doors and they were rusted and nasty. I exchanged them for new identical ones. I think. Then they got nasty and I bought some like those shown on clearance. Those have lasted and lllook okay, but I can tell the moisture is taking it's toll so if I can secure some new ones cheaply, I'm happy.
Can people lay off JV. FFS.
Fair enough
I think JV reaps what he sows - and happily!
true, but how do u prove purchase date, likely you don't have a receipt by then or it'd be faded
I do get a lot of stuff that doesn't last it's supposed lifetime, like CFL bulbs.
You wouldn't believe the things people have returned for full refund.
you are basically renting it out to them rent-free!
How so? If a product doesn't do what it's supposed to do, the consumer is entitled to a replacement or whatever. Most people still have cc statements even if not the actual receipt.
IKEA to launch budget hotel chain
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8517581
You'll have to walk through all the other guests' rooms to reach the exit…
Cheap, but you have to make your own bed.
(With an allen key)
Edit: beat me to the assemble your bed joke :)
and eat your furniture!
fantastic! i'm heading to ikea on sunday morning! hope there's some left as its exactly what i am after thanks OP! I live approx 300km away so this is great! can you put aside some…?
good! going to ikea tomorrow!
Is the "No Return or Exchange" sign legal in Australia ?
http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/1026241?pa…