Guess that's what i get for buying a monitor at Wal-Mart

[TheEnforcer]

Take it back. Bitch, complain, and demand your money back.

[RyanLanane]

Originally Posted by TheEnforcer

Take it back. Bitch, complain, and demand your money back.

I'm an idiot - never thought of that ...lol
It's over 3 months old but hey with no receipt, how do they prove that?

Monitor should last more than 6 or 7 months regardless ...

[sudden]

Originally Posted by RyanLanane

I'm an idiot - never thought of that ...lol
It's over 3 months old but hey with no receipt, how do they prove that?

Monitor should last more than 6 or 7 months regardless ...

There are monitors with less than a 1 year warranty?

[CDSmith]

Originally Posted by RyanLanane

I'm an idiot - never thought of that ...lol
It's over 3 months old but hey with no receipt, how do they prove that?

Monitor should last more than 6 or 7 months regardless ...

You threw out the receipt??

I never throw out these kinds of recepts. A new monitor goes down as a business expense, period. Anything like that, a new phone, a new printer, scanner, box of blank rewriteable CD's, it's all a writeoff. Hell, if I buy a new pen it's a business expense!

Never toss out receipts.

Now you know.

[MorganGrayson]

Originally Posted by CDSmith

You threw out the receipt??

I never throw out these kinds of recepts. A new monitor goes down as a business expense, period. Anything like that, a new phone, a new printer, scanner, box of blank rewriteable CD's, it's all a writeoff. Hell, if I buy a new pen it's a business expense!

Never toss out receipts.

Now you know.

Hiya, CD!

I'm a longtime "receipt saver," too. Never throw out any kind of a receipt. Right now, as we approach the holidays, I have a rather thick stack of receipts from things I gave as gifts. I'm in readiness for the "it doesn't fit/work/whatever" that can happen.

But *especially* keep any receipt that can be used come tax time.