So, replace those unwanted christmas presents

Yes, it depends on... Gets grandma very sad if you don't want to have kristallskålen or väggbonaden with christmas motif? Then maybe you should let the matter rest. Is the purchase of a christmas gift, however, surrendered with the hope that you actually use it so maybe it is better to run with straight pipes, and simply ask for a receipt.

To change the gift on the receipt is missing will be difficult. And don't wait too long – find out what right you have to change the right and under what conditions. All stores do not offer cancellation rights, the terms and conditions stated on your purchase receipt.

the item Is purchased on the open purchase or exchange right? This determines the stores themselves how they want to do, so don't take it for granted that you shall get money back. Sometimes you may be offered a store credit, which means that you can exchange your christmas gift against something else you would rather have. Make sure that the goods are unused if you want to try and return it.

Buying at a distance – such as online purchase – means that the buyer has a statutory right of withdrawal within 14 days after you received the goods. Often attached to the returförpackning in order, so check to see if this is still available. Be prepared to have to pay for shipping, if you send back the purchased.

Then there is the complaint that comes. In Sweden, three-year warranty, and within the EU two years. Make sure to file a complaint within a reasonable period of time – two months is a good reference. But keep in mind that the seller of the goods has the right to try to repair the product.

keep in mind that you can only complain about a product where the defect existed when you received it. Have you neglected or been taken apart your christmas may you stand your throw.

the Last resort for all the presents you don't want to: sell online. There are a plethora of sites to sell used things.

Whatever you do, make sure that the dealer does not notice that you are selling your christmas present, unless you already talked about the fact that you are going to do it.

Source: Hello-Consumer/Consumer