Electronics Business: You must allow people to test a product before they pay for it.

[King Belieal]

I wanted to buy a water heater recently. And I told the owner of the shop that he should plug the heater and boil water for me as a way to test the heater. He declined. I left his shop as went to a shop that were willing to carry out the test for me. And I bought the heater.

Electronics business requires that you must allow customers to extensively test a product before they pay.

 

[Augusta]

But that's the right thing to do. If you don't about testing and the customer returns with a faulty one afterwards you can't defend yourself as you never tested it for the customer . So you would even he playing your'self as a seller

 

[Stardom22]

Definitely. It's the right for the buyer to test the electronic devices and confirm that they are in a good working condition before they pay for the products.

 

[Fidelia]

I think some businesses just need people to run tests before they leave the shop. Offline fashion businesses also demand testing too.

 

[eLdavis]

Most of the electronic stores here in my area always allow you to test your goods and products before paying.

 

[Kross]

Any business that is selling electronics must always have a power generator or another source of power for customers to test the electronics they want to buy.

 

[Suba]

I always test any electronic goods I buy, and so far sellers without me asking will test the electronic goods they sell, especially to avoid complaints, selling damaged goods. but when buying electronic goods online of course we can't try it,

 

[Kera]

I always test any electronic goods I buy, and so far sellers without me asking will test the electronic goods they sell, especially to avoid complaints, selling damaged goods. but when buying electronic goods online of course we can't try it,

That's why some people in where I reside can't pay for any electronic products before it arrives. They opt for pay on delivery which affords them the opportunity to test before they pay.