Seller Most Likely To Accept Returns

[iRun26.2]

Which seller would be most likely to accept a return if I am not satisfied with my purchase?

(I can't decide which MacBook Pro computer should be my first and I want a backup plan)

 

[CoastalOR]

Apple within the first 14 days.

 

[iRun26.2]

Do you have to purchase it through Apple or could you buy it at Amazon and return it to Apple if you realize you made a mistake?

 

[ascender]

Apple without a doubt. And yes, you have to buy from their online or retail stores.

 

[BoneHead001]

Many Apple online resellers charge a restocking fee for opened box buyer's remorse returns.

 

[Audit13]

Do you have to purchase it through Apple or could you buy it at Amazon and return it to Apple if you realize you made a mistake?

In Canada, the item needs to be returned to the vendor.

 

[naturalstar]

Do you have to purchase it through Apple or could you buy it at Amazon and return it to Apple if you realize you made a mistake?

If you buy on Amazon, you return to Amazon. If you buy from Apple online, you can return in-store or online. You can't do a cross-retail return.

 

[trusso]

Apple, for one.

Best Buy, in my experience, has also been more than amenable to laptop returns.

 

[maflynn]

Do you have to purchase it through Apple or could you buy it at Amazon and return it to Apple if you realize you made a mistake?

You need to return it from where you bought it, just like any other purchase.

 

[KPOM]

Do you have to purchase it through Apple or could you buy it at Amazon and return it to Apple if you realize you made a mistake?

Apple directly. If you buy online, as long as you initiate the return within 14 days, you get another 12 days to ship it back to them through 2-day shipping. Note that you get the 12-day extension from when you initiate the return, so if you initiate on day 13 you effectively get until day 25 to return it
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Apple, for one.

Best Buy, in my experience, has also been more than amenable to laptop returns.

Agreed. A lot of the resellers (Adorama, B&H, etc) appear to have decent return policies, but when you read the fine print, they exclude about 75% of their inventory, including opened notebook computers.

 

[quitepossibly]

If you're just talking about regular off the shelf configurations, then Costco. Costco gives you 90 days.