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Consumer Buying Guidlines by: John Parsons We have all made a purchase didn't really want or need. It could have been the sales person and their pushy attitude or the price was simply to good to passup. How many times have we come home and said, 'I wish I hadn't bought that.' Well here are some guidelines to follow while shopping to ensure you don't experience the regret of making that unplanned purchase. Before you arrive at the store know exactly what you want and how much you can afford to pay. Ask someone knowledgeable about the product you are thinking about buying. You could ask someone you trust like a family member or friend. Avoid, at all costs, the temptation to buy something on impulse or under pressure. Research the product you intend to buy. Go online and search the model, brand and price. Read consumer reviews on the product. Find a reasonable price you expect to pay. Finally, research the company you are buying from. If you are unfamiliar with the company use a local consumer affairs office or Better Business Bureau. Ask about the companie's return policy. Do they fix items in house? Do they send them away for repairs? If they send them away for repairs it could be months for your item to be returned to you. Check the item's warranty. Does it include the whole item or just Pieces? Does the warranty include shipping? For example sending a 32 inch TV for repairs could be expensive. For the full artilcle visit http://www.corporatenarc.com/guidlines.php About The Author John Parsons is founder of Corporatenarc.com. CorporateNarc.Com™ is to educate the public in consumer affairs and to provide consumers with up-to-date business information. In addition we hope to ensure better services for the consumer by exposing business fraud and corruption, as well as unfair and deceptive business practices. This article my be reproduced as long as the author's name and url to Corporatenarc.com are present at the end of the article. This article was posted on April '01
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