[Edsel Rulez!]

Originally Posted by Jayabusa

your stand on not blackmailing the company as it would serve individual/your interests over public interest is appreciable too.

Here we go again! What's wrong with claiming a refund or an exchange in lieu of a product that's proved to be defective from the outset? In fact, it WILL be in public interest if the OP takes the company to task. I'm sure if it were a car that proved to be a total turkey, we'd urge the buyer to press the dealer for a replacement. Failing which we'd agree that the dealer or company deserves adverse publicity, as we at team-bhp have proved on a number of occasions. Think Skoda.

[bharani]

Originally Posted by pramodkumar

This is exactly what i have except for the dial is black. My parents kinda barged into a newly inograted showroom and found this. For them it was a trendy gift for their only son, the cashier said 2600, and they paid up. Ultimately the watch is a screw up.

Pramod

In your case you can go to consumer court and file a compaint.

I have got a free gift from indiatoday book club a reebook bag which was a real cheap quality it got torn within a weeks usage. since it was a free gift i did not go to the consumer court. but i decided not to buy any reebok products.