July 19, 2005
hypothetically
On a scale from "perfectly ethical" to "criminal fraud", where would you rank "returning a fifty dollar PC adapter that has been used for its one-time data transfer"?
Is the answer different for a college student, grad student, or person in the real world? As an undergrad, I knew people who did that sort of thing as normal operating procedure. I haven't come across the practice since -- except in sit-com plots involving arguments over attempted returns of soiled prom dresses.
Was it at anytime in the bathroom? I think that makes all the differenc.
Posted by: Steve at July 20, 2005 11:10 AMConsidering that the $50 item actually cost the company $0.05 to make, the criminal fraud fault here falls squarely on the producer. For you, the consumer, to fight back by treating purchase as rental, is perfectly appropriate in my eyes.
Posted by: Cari at July 22, 2005 1:55 PMHave to disagree. It's clearly unethical. It's just not all that unethical in the grand scheme of things.
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