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How much is a camera worth with a broke Camera lens Cover? |
Ok i bought a $106.00 camera a little under a month ago and i was being stupid and shooting the camera lens with a airsoft gun(to see how it would look in a viewers point of view) and the lens broke. Yeah call me stupid i was bored, but if i have the receipt and give them all the stuff it came with, am i authorized for a refund or even exchange? If it's just the lens cover: Of course they won't refund or exchange it, you broke it. Your best bet is to try to find a place to repair it or to buy a new one depending on how much a repair would be. It would probably cost more to fix your camera than it's worth. Buy a new one, and next time when you are bored, play with something besides your camera. now what do YOU think? really... |
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