I am still amazed at how one can return a used device a month after buying it. It would not be possible where I grew up.
And still, when I hear, "I have returned it," I am like, "What? You returned it just because you did not like it? And it was not broken? Wow!"
It is interesting that this site is blocked from Russia. I've tried using VPN and going there from different countries and yes, it's only from Russia.
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How is it possible that he is returning used and perfectly working kettles? Is it common in the US that you can return something that is not broken and was used just because you dislike it?
> The final, net prices paid for insulins are likely to be significantly lower than manufacturer prices in the U.S. because rebates and other discounts often drive down the price paid by individuals in the U.S.
Here in Russia price can only go up from manufacturer’s price. Simpler world.
Company that made Doppelganger-like product is flourishing. They are selling it`s product to governments and other companies for ton of money.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FindFace