- Jun 23, 2001
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In my quest to get a Nintendo Wii, I purposely avoided Fry's Electronics because they were only selling Wii bundles. Target was crowded, so I had to settle for Toys R Us (which opened 2 hours later than Target).
About 10 minutes before opening, the manager comes out and says that you have to buy the Wii as part of a bundle, including one game and a 1 year warranty.
There was no TRU advertisement in my newspaper, but Toys R Us is only offering Wii bundles, but none of them involve a warranty.
Considering warranty's are basically 100% profit for the store, can they force you to purchase a warranty with a product?
About 10 minutes before opening, the manager comes out and says that you have to buy the Wii as part of a bundle, including one game and a 1 year warranty.
There was no TRU advertisement in my newspaper, but Toys R Us is only offering Wii bundles, but none of them involve a warranty.
Considering warranty's are basically 100% profit for the store, can they force you to purchase a warranty with a product?