I as of late purchased a Philips juicer worth Rs 2000/ -, and it wasnt working correclty the exact following day, I went to Dmart to return it back they say that they have an approach of no trade. on the off chance that there is an approach of no trade then they ought to specify it on the bill or by educating the client know regarding it before buy. I kept my juicer in their client watch over around 2 days, and got it back with an answer that it has no issues. a Philips repair fellow has checked it and it appears to be alright to him, he would be accessible for Demo if required. I took the juicer back and it is as yet not working I rang Philips Call focus but rather there is no reaction. I would propose that kindly don't purchase hardware from Dmart.because incase you get a faulty or a broken or non-useful thing, then they won't take it back according to their strategy and it would be a hard assignment to followup with the organization benefit focus You would at long last surrender and dump your stuff as I did.
