Why would you sell me a broken item on purpose?

<p> </p> <p>I am a sucker for good deals. They get me every time.</p> <p>Today I visited the Brits Game branch, and on my way to getting the tennis ***** I needed, I saw a very good deal. OK almost a deal too good to be true. A 10" tablet marked down from R1999 to R600. I asked the salesman nearby to assist and he said I must first pay then I can have the tablet, it was locked inside a wire bin.</p> <p>So off I went and paid and went back for the tablet. When he opened it, I saw it had tons of scratches on the screen. He assured me it was only the screen protector and on closer inspection, it was indeed.</p> <p>It was totally dead and I asked him about that, he said I need to charge it for 8 hours first. He also assured me it comes with a full 1 year warranty, if something is wrong with it LOL.</p> <p>Got home and immediately plugged it in. Nothing happened. I know sometimes units show nothing on the screen but at least the charging light should go on. Nothing. This was at 11am this morning.</p> <p>To date nothing has happened. This means this unit is faulty. Now I have to drive to Brits again, and since this was the last unit, they will just want to refund me.</p> <p>I am sorry but this won't do. Driving 45 minutes thee and 45 minutes back, regardless of the fuel, is just a big waste of time. </p> <p>So Game, please advise how we can have this tablet exchanged for one that works. I don't need a refund, I need a tablet that works.</p>