[quote name='bojay1997']Are you kidding? When you trade in a car, you already own it and are selling the vehicle to that second dealer. There is no deception there. When you make a fraudulent return, you have to engage in deception to get the store to buy the item from you since they never had your money in the first place. Walmart's policy is to allow a return without a receipt, however, the item had to be purchased from Walmart. By returning the item to Walmart, you are representing to them that you bought it there. You are essentially forcing them to buy more inventory under the false pretense that they sold it to you initially and that the transaction is a wash. Seriously, we need a mod to step in with some bans here as this is definitely fraud.[/QUOTE]
What we need is for people like you to stop trying to exert your morals on others here and stating your opinions as "Facts." Notice how you commented earlier "There is no store in America that has a policy allowing items bought at another store to be returned there." Even though you are incorrect on this statement (see the link for petsmart return policy)....you are just so ingorant that you don't even refute your own statment once you are proven wrong.....That's fine believe what you want, but that doesn't mean you can just post whatever you like and then complain when someone points out the inaccuracies of your "Facts"
While i agree selling a used car to a dealership is a horrible example to try to compare as it is completely different, but it doesn't change the fact that you are still wrong. No one is "forcing" walmart (or any other store) to do anything. Walmart has a return policy for items without a receipt.....and while it may be "implied" that it only covers items purchased from them, it does not state in their policy that the item had to be purchased from them. Store's are fully aware that by allowing returns without a receipt will lead to accepting returns purchased elsewhere, and they are OK with it for several reasons. One, there IS no way for them to know for sure if an item was purchased from them without requiring a receipt (unless the item has a serial number and/or uniqure barcode/packaging). Two, just for "customer service reasons". Three, they know most people will end up spending more money anyways when they use the "store credit". There are probably more reasons/logic behind it.....but the bottom line is, they have decided to allow returns without a receipt....so get over it, and if you don't like their decision, why don't you complain to them? and tell them its wrong for them to allow "fraud" in their stores. I hope you get far with that one.