By Anonymous - 17/04/2014 23:24 - United States - Bakersfield

Today, after ten years, our sewing machine broke. My mom tried to return it back to the store she bought it from. FML
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reesingah 12

Let's hope she doesn't try sewing them after they don't take it back.

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Federgirl 19

that's just crazy trying to return something you've owned for ten years!

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mandygrl25 18

Why would she do that? How old is your mom?

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clrichmond2009 24

what does her age have to do with anything?

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sicksadworld1317 30

Well , back in the day, companies used to give out warranties that lasted a few years and then some. Today, a product is designed to break exactly the day after a warranty expires; therefore rendering it void. I'd say that age and generation would affect the way someone assumes a warranty would work- unless they took the four hours to read the fine print, of course.

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XxXBadAshXxX 27

Unless she got like a twenty year warranty on it, I don't think that'll work..

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Soundslikeothers 15

Did she try turning it on and off again first?

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worldclassrager 39

Did it work? I have returned a few things for awhile and they give me a new one no questions asked

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Witchylady 17

Only in America. Years back when I lived in the USA a woman returned a tyre at a Target store. The ironic thing is the store never sold tyres before but she got a refund. Maybe your mum should try returning empty food packages and tell the store clerks the bags were empty when she got home. She might get free food and a refund.

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Mynamewontfi 40

Things like these don't only happen in America. Besides, sewingmachines don't break easily most of the time and have long warranty. It's reasonable OP's mom tried to return it, she should've contacted the manufacturer in stead though.

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8born8 18

I agree, however, sometimes manufacturers will tell you to go to a 3rd party ( place where item was purchased or similar) because they don't deal directly with the public.

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