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Thinking of buying a game but might need to take it back if my computer cannot play it.
[URL]http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/games/gameadvisor/default.mspx[/URL]
That'll tell you if you can run the game.
That'll tell you if you can run the game.
I always thought it was a 3 day limit on returns.
You can return it:
"In accordance with the UK Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000, you have the right to a seven working day cooling-off period. This allows you to return an item to us without a reason for a full refund within seven business days of taking delivery, providing it is in the same condition in which it was received. This excludes any item that has been registered (such as PC software), and printers if ink has been installed. We will not reimburse the cost of the return postage but recommend that you use an insured service, as we will not be responsible for returned items lost in transit. Software items are subject to a handling charge of £4."
[URL]http://special.reserve.co.uk/common/about/terms.php[/URL]
"In accordance with the UK Consumer Protection (Distance Selling) Regulations 2000, you have the right to a seven working day cooling-off period. This allows you to return an item to us without a reason for a full refund within seven business days of taking delivery, providing it is in the same condition in which it was received. This excludes any item that has been registered (such as PC software), and printers if ink has been installed. We will not reimburse the cost of the return postage but recommend that you use an insured service, as we will not be responsible for returned items lost in transit. Software items are subject to a handling charge of £4."
[URL]http://special.reserve.co.uk/common/about/terms.php[/URL]
Icicle wrote:
> if my computer cannot play it.
And here's the bit where I spoil your plan:
Check the minimum specifications for the game, then compare to your computer's.
> if my computer cannot play it.
And here's the bit where I spoil your plan:
Check the minimum specifications for the game, then compare to your computer's.
Yeah but you have to change it for a different game. But if you have a recipet u might get the money back
Icicle wrote:
> Thinking of buying a game but might need to take it back if my
> computer cannot play it.
Read "Thinking of buying a game but will send it back once I've copied it"
> Thinking of buying a game but might need to take it back if my
> computer cannot play it.
Read "Thinking of buying a game but will send it back once I've copied it"
Thinking of buying a game but might need to take it back if my computer cannot play it.