I tried exchanging a new never used drill bit on 6/19 and was told that I could not return since the package was torn open. I purchased the 1" drill bit 3 hours prior but needed to buy a 7/8" drill bit to fit inside the valve I was hot tapping. I called the location prior to returning to the store and was told that it shouldn't be a problem. I reviewed their return policy listed on my receipt and when I returned, looked to see if there was a return policy displayed at the POS (nothing posted). I followed their return policy as listed, but I was refused service from two girls at the counter when I tried to exchange the item. I was told that I could return it if the packaging could just be tapped and resold, but since the opened packaging was torn, they can't return it. No manager was on duty so they got Brady in the paint department. I was told the same thing so I asked to see where it says that on their return policy or even says that the package needs to be in a like new condition. This is no where on their policy that states this. Sunpro leaves it up to the employee to judge the customer and discriminate based on their opinion on how "opened" the package is whether they will return it or not. It's ridiculous that you can return an open package as long as the package is not too damaged. This leaves a lot of gray area and puts their employees and Sunpro at risk. I could go into other options that I offered, like me purchasing the 7/8" drill bit with the same packaging and swapping out the product and description SKU so it could be resold. I explained that when I was there earlier, the girl opened up another drill bit in front of me to see if it was threaded and then put it back on the shelve. I told them I would leave the other opened bit and take the new one with out paying and the manager could call me when they were in next. I offered to give them my DL information. I was refused service over and over and then Brady said, let me call and see what they think. He opened his phone, waited and then said he could do it this one time. When I told the girl at the counted to process it, she refused to process it and said she didn't want her name on it. Then the next girl refused to process it because she didn't want her name on it either. What kind of hostile environment are these employees in where they live in fear of retaliation from Sunpro if they follow the listed return policy and are giving the direction of Brady in the paint department who they differed to when the situation escalated. I'm not sure I would want anyone I cared for working at Sunpro. I could not find a posted return policy on their website but search around for online purchases and found an exceptions for online purchase. I'll upload my receipt, opened packaged photo, and image of the location with no posted policy at the POS. read more