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Stanley FatMax tool box on sale at CT

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I have one of these for the track and see a lot of them there.

Its on sale this week at Canadian Tire.

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http://www.canadiantire.ca/AST/brow...ax+Four-In-One+Rolling+Workshop.jsp?locale=en
 
This is the best price i've seen in a year on these boxes.

Great for the track.
 
Jayv said:
This is the best price i've seen in a year on these boxes.

Great for the track.
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Great for weighing down canopies as well.
 
CT is a bag of ****. RedflagDeals forums has a ton of ****** reviews about the return policies of many of the stores. I heard CT is not accepting returns anymore and you will have to deal with the manufacturer directly if you want compensation.
 
Domon said:
CT is a bag of ****. RedflagDeals forums has a ton of ****** reviews about the return policies of many of the stores. I heard CT is not accepting returns anymore and you will have to deal with the manufacturer directly if you want compensation.
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Ok. don't by the tool box if you don't want it then...
 
Not that I don't want it. Just becareful with returns, all im sayin.
 
Domon said:
CT is a bag of ****. RedflagDeals forums has a ton of ****** reviews about the return policies of many of the stores. I heard CT is not accepting returns anymore and you will have to deal with the manufacturer directly if you want compensation.
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ummm you heard wrong - If this happened to you, I would recommend calling their customer service number, you might be dealing with a store manager or staff that is not following policy or there is a whole lot more to the story

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU

We will attempt to give you a refund or exchange on every item purchased at any Canadian Tire store when you bring in your original receipt and issued Canadian Tire "Money"®. When you don't have your receipt, we will offer a receipt look-up. Receipt look-up enables Canadian Tire stores to verify credit or debit card purchases within 90 days of the date of purchase.
RETURNS POLICY

Unopened items in original packaging returned with a receipt within 90 days of purchase will receive a refund to the original method of payment or will receive an exchange. Items that are opened, damaged and/or not in resalable condition may not be eligible for a refund or exchange.
Valid photo ID may be required to confirm this information.
WHERE TO RETURN PRODUCTS

Products can be returned or exchanged at any Canadian Tire store within 90 days of purchase. Use our Store Locator to find the store nearest you.
EXCHANGES

Exchanges are handled in the same manner as product returns. To exchange a product, simply bring it to any Canadian Tire store within 90 days, in its original condition and packaging, with your receipt and issue of Canadian Tire "Money"®. See our Returns Policy for complete details, including exclusions and exceptions. Use our Store Locator to find the store nearest you.

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Domon said:
I personally still buy things at CT but you have to be careful because each store is run separately and have their own different return policies.

http://forums.redflagdeals.com/beware-canadian-tire-return-policy-557817/
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This thread is about a plastic toolbox.

You are quoting a thread from 2008 about the return policies of previously enjoyed/used in car dvd unit. lol

FWIW, the world does not revolve around the experiences of rfd members.

The truth is out there man.
 
Thanks for posting! I'll be grabbing one shortly. My Stanley box I use for trade work is fantastic.

Regarding returns, I've never, ever had an issue at CTC, even within the last month. Best to have reciept in hand though to make it easier.
 
He bought dvd player which also had a fm modulator. The modulator didn’t work he tried to return it and the manager said well does the dvd work? hes like yes. Then manager said your **** out of luck. How I'm stupid. I personally don’t give a **** what people buy or from where. I was just trying to say be careful because if you do have a problem it might be hard to return. that is all.

"Upon getting the item home and hooking it up in the truck, it was noted that there were only three settings on the modulator - Off, 87.9FM and 88.1FM -- hmmm I thought -- 88.1 is a radio station here in Calgary.

Undaunted I set it up and sure enough, neither of the selections worked since the radio station on 88.1 is strong enough to interfere with the transmitter."
 
Here are my experiences with returning stuff to Canadian Tire.

Last month I returned 2 burnt out sylvania Xtravision bulbs, they were just under the 1 year warranty (I did keep the receipt). I had asked for an exchange but the customer service girl told me to take the refund then buy them again that way the "warranty" starts over.

Returned two screwdrivers that were damaged. Both were easily 10+ years old, one was a flat blade which was used to pry on something so the tip was broken, the other was a torx and the head was messed up because I used it on a hex bolt. I was more interested to see what they would do and was fully okay if they told me to take a hike. To my surprise I was told to go get 2 new ones.

I buy lots of Canadian tire tools for home use as they arent used too often. I find they do the job and when on sale they are a good deal. For work I use good stuff, Wiha, Wera, Knipex, Fluke etc. but thats because they are used daily.
 
Thanks for taking the time to posting this and give the heads up. I just picked one up. it's a great toolbox and 50% off.

cheers
 
I'm gonna go get one in a bit - That thing is awesome for the track.

Hopefully I don't have to return it...... I kid I kid ;)
 
Dave L said:
Here are my experiences with returning stuff to Canadian Tire.

Last month I returned 2 burnt out sylvania Xtravision bulbs, they were just under the 1 year warranty (I did keep the receipt). I had asked for an exchange but the customer service girl told me to take the refund then buy them again that way the "warranty" starts over.

Returned two screwdrivers that were damaged. Both were easily 10+ years old, one was a flat blade which was used to pry on something so the tip was broken, the other was a torx and the head was messed up because I used it on a hex bolt. I was more interested to see what they would do and was fully okay if they told me to take a hike. To my surprise I was told to go get 2 new ones.

I buy lots of Canadian tire tools for home use as they arent used too often. I find they do the job and when on sale they are a good deal. For work I use good stuff, Wiha, Wera, Knipex, Fluke etc. but thats because they are used daily.
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CT is great for returns, esp with tools.

I had an old Mastercraft adjustable wrench that I was once turning a stubborn large nut with. Took a 10ft length of rigid pipe and used it as leverage on the handle of the adjustable wrench. LOL, needless to say, the wrench snapped. I went back to Crappy Tire, and they replaced it with no questions asked.

Im a Wiha user too. Best screwdrivers I've ever used. Add Klein to your list too, good stuff. Fluke is a no brainer. top notch stuff.
 
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