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Typically on "all sales are final" purchases, it's because you are buying the item at a huge savings or savings well below the cost the retailer paid for it. These types of sales are so the retailer can get rid of damaged or over stock items. You agree to buy it in the condition it's in to receive these savings. You should be aware of the "as is" clause of the purchase. As is, means the price is discounted (sometimes at a loss of the retailer)so the retailer can get rid of it and not have it returned. I bet if you go back to the bargain section of the store, you will see signs alerting you to the fact that all sales in that section are final.

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Every store policy is different. They should have told you that all sales were final, but if there is something wrong with it you might be able to get a store credit. Otherwise you probably own it. Did you use a credit card to buy it?? They might help you, or you can stop the payment and fight with them over it.

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