How does that work exactly. For example a mask I am looking at is 99.00
with return insurance available for 55.36. If I have to pay 55.36 for my insurance doesn't that mean that I am actually paying 154.36 for the mask?
Also if I return it I will only receive 99.00 back so I lost 54.36 no matter whether I keep it or return it?
If that is the case it would seem more reasonable to me if I don't buy the return insurance and then if I don't like the mask I could possible sell it myself or trade it for something else I want to try. Because if I pay 99.00 and end up trading for a mask of the same cost I don't lose anything or if I just manage to sell it for half of what I paid I would still only lose 50.00
If I am not understanding the policy please let me know. I have been trying to work this out in my pea brain.
I don't understand the return insurance on CPAP.com
I don't understand the return insurance on CPAP.com
I'm not anti-social; I'm just not user friendly
The pea brain must have gotten some O2 last night. I think you have it figured out. That is exactly how it works. You generally come out ahead selling it. The insurance is a bit high but I can understand they have to trash it if you return it. Loosing a little and letting someone else try it is a good service to the rest of the folks fighting to find the perfect mask.
Jerry
Jerry
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