We bought a TV from Kogan. Cost lets say $150 + $20 postage.
It worked for a while then stopped. We sent it back (they covered the postage) and they confirmed it was faulty.
We asked for a replacement.
They had none.
We offered to wait.
They declined saying it was not policy, and processed a credit.
They gave us our money back, less the cost of the original postage of the item to our house.
Is this right? Its not like we changed our minds, in which case I assume we would cover the postage.
Seems wrong that we are down $20 out of the deal?




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