Posted by Stick welding on August 18, 2012 at 13:31:08 from (96.53.210.246):
In Reply to: Re: Damaged Battery posted by RodInNS on August 18, 2012 at 12:51:16:
WRONG! I had a licensed repair shop that deals with Napa work on my truck in the winter and it needed a battery so they put one in. My truck sat for a little while and wouldn't start. The battery clearly says Napa on it and even has the date sticker but Napa required me to bring the repair order in to show I had paid for the battery before they would even look at it.
Most warranties are for the original purchaser only, however some like tools are not. I remember getting flack on here because I returned a broken breaker bar. Some stores have a no questions asked policy and will just replace the broken piece. In the case of tools, I imagine they just melt them down and make a new tool so they aren't losing that much. Walmart didn't have to replace the battery but they did. I don't see how El Toro did anything wrong. They could have said no and he could have sold the battery to a scrap yard for a few bucks.
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