Returning an item?

RS6

I purchased a item, and didnt open the item.

Do I have any right to return the item to the store for a refund.

Item is in perfect working order.

Alanstrainor

No you do not.
You can only do so if the item is faulty, and even then you can only receive a refund repair or replacement at the discretion of the retailer.
In saying that, some shops like marks and spencer and the likes will generally let you take items back as a goood will gesture.

Karoma

No.

ED: As above.

boopolo

If you had bought the item online; yes. Under the distance selling act you can change your mind within 7 days. intraEU only, I think. You must pay for return costs.

As the OP said, some stores like M&S yes also.

Doctor DooM

Alanstrainor wrote: »

No you do not.
You can only do so if the item is faulty, and even then you can only receive a refund repair or replacement at the discretion of the retailer.
In saying that, some shops like marks and spencer and the likes will generally let you take items back as a goood will gesture.

Further to this, most stores are much more likely to offer a good will gesture of one of the three R's if you have a reciept.

whiskeyman

RS6 wrote: »

I purchased a item, and didnt open the item.

Do I have any right to return the item to the store for a refund.

Item is in perfect working order.

You don't legally have a right, but you may have the option if the stores policy allows.
Many high street stores have a 7 or 14 (or even 28) day refund policy if goods are unopened etc...
Sometimes the receipt (check back) may state this.

tony1kenobi

RS6 wrote: »

I purchased a item, and didnt open the item.

Do I have any right to return the item to the store for a refund.

Item is in perfect working order.

How do you know the item is in perfect working order if you haven't opened it?