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Switching gear with backcountry

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ace_
Posts: 3189 - Karma: 39

if i bought a size 27 full tilt from my local shop where it only costs $380 opposed to $600 on backcountry, do you think they would notice if i kept the 26's i would buy from backcountry and send back the 27's? so  i could save a few hundered?

Mar 10 2010 11:08AM
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MacMahoooon
Posts: 9009 - Karma: 3,305
Thats pretty much the definition of abusing the system

so just no
Mar 10 2010 1:25PM
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ecjibme
Posts: 501 - Karma: 46
people like you are the reason deals like that get ended
Mar 10 2010 1:38PM
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onenerdykid
Posts: 6638 - Karma: 10,532
^agreed
Mar 10 2010 1:39PM
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IRockLizzys
Posts: 391 - Karma: 11
Yeah, I do think they'd notice...

Protip: many of these companies have accounts on this site.
Mar 10 2010 3:51PM
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ace_
Posts: 3189 - Karma: 39
Yeah i know they have people on here, 123ski is one of them.

but what is worse? paying much more than i could potentially spend or do i buy them, ski them for a year, and abuse backcountrys system and send them back and say that they are not good boots
Mar 10 2010 4:38PM
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Mr_pretzel
Posts: 4616 - Karma: 1,289
i say stop being a cheap bitch and just live with the boots you bought from backcountry.
Mar 10 2010 4:53PM
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pigglywiggly
Posts: 4482 - Karma: 305
yep.

its there for when you actually dont like the stuff you bought, or when you break the equipment and you cant get it warrantied (or is that abusing the system too?)
Mar 10 2010 5:35PM
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BossHogg
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your an idiot.
Mar 10 2010 6:12PM
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