I went to Best Buy the return an item, and while I was there, I went over to the game section. When I arrived, I was greeted by a BB worker with whom I chat sometimes. I asked if he had D3, and he said all he had was digital copies. I told him that I could get that online, and he said that if I bought it there, I could get RZ points. Double RZ points. So I bought the digital copy at BB. The receipt said I'd get my activation code in an email. I left the store, grabbed dinner, and went home. About an hour later, I still had not received my activation email, so I called the Best Buy customer support line. After some back and forth where they couldn't even find my receipt code, the lady put me on hold, then came back and told me it would take 7-10 days to get my activation email.
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How can it take 7-10 days to send an email? This isn't a physically shipped item, it's a CODE! I blew up. I got very upset, because I can't even take the "purchase" back for a refund because they said no returns or exchanges for digital purchases. I am going to go back to BB tomorrow and complain anyways. With luck, the manager will be sufficiently annoyed by my temper tantrum and they'll refund my money. The lady on the phone said that they were having technical problems and that's why the emails were delayed. I think that if they weren't able to sell me a digital copy, they SHOULD NOT HAVE SOLD ME A DIGITAL COPY! This is absolutely ridiculous.
The lady on the phone was contrite and filed a complaint on my behalf about the incident. She also gave me a $25 gift card for my troubles. If I miraculously manage to get a refund, do you think I am obligated to return the gift card? Of course, they could just void the gift card if they wanted to.
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