Whenever making any wallpaper purchase, you should:
1. Confirm the pattern/color you're purchasing isn't discontinued.
If it is, you'll have a really hard (if not impossible) time trying to seek out more if needed.
For example some brick & mortar stores may have ordered stock an extended time ago. Thanks to low traffic volume, that stock could have sat on the shelf for ages. It’s possible that whatever is being sold won't be available for re-order. Also discontinued merchandise is typically not returnable...even if it's damaged/defective.
However, chances are good that if you'll find a specific pattern/color in additional than one place, then it's probably still a current pattern and readily available with the Phillip Jeffries Wallpaper.
2. Confirm the merchandise is first quality...not seconds or damaged goods.
This is very true if the asking price is awfully cheap or if a consumer rather than a retailer is selling it.
3. Consider the return/cancellation policy.
In many cases, there's no standard return/cancellation policy that a seller must abide by. the vendor sets these policies, and therefore the buyer is bound by it.
Find out if the merchandise is returnable, and under what circumstances. Also determine if there are any charges/fees for doing so. Simply because something is broken or defective, you are doing not automatically have the "right" to return it. It's up to the seller's discretion.
4. Consider the worth because it compares to the competition.
Usually if you discover something that's "too good to be true", it general is. Read the fine print. Confirm you recognize what you're getting. For instance, it's going to be marked way down because it's not available or it's some quite a defect. On the other hand, it might be the vendor who just wants to clear it out of inventory. Either way, you ought to be alert when the pricing isn't in line with the competition.
5. Determine what the expected delivery time-frame is and shipping method used if having the merchandise shipped to you.
The following questions are good to understand the answers to:
Does the vendor have the merchandise available or wouldn't it need to be special ordered?
If it must be special ordered, how long does that take?
If it's being delivered, which shipping carrier is used? UPS doesn't ship to PO boxes, nor do they deliver on Saturdays (in most cases). This might interest you.
Does the vendor leave expedited shipping? If so, what are the extra costs?
In most cases the above information is out there before time. It might prevent time & energy if you determined this before making a sale, especially if you're hurrying to receive the merchandise.
6. Determine if the sales/service staff is intimate the merchandise and may answer your questions.
If the people that sell you a product can't answer your questions on the merchandise, consider another source. I might think you'd want to offer your business to someone who is willing to serve you, not just take your money.
Personally, I do not consider the worth of a product the sole factor when making a sale. What does one think?
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