About Woodstock

Woodstock is a town in northern Ulster County, New York, and is northwest of Kingston, New York. Nicknamed "Colony of the Arts," Woodstock has an art background with the arrival of the Arts & Crafts Movement in 1902. Between 1967 and 1970, there were several Woodstock Sound-Outs held, which were musical festivals named after the town. Musical acts such as Van Morrison performed. Students attend the Onteora School District. Woodstock has a number of hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts and inns, restaurants and tourist attractions. Famous people who have lived in Woodstock include Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan and Jennifer Connelly.

-- Latest Update 2010/06/25 by DenisaB

Woodstock Meats

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Pegasus Footwear

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Sunfrost Farms

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Maverick Family Health

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Mountain Massage

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If a person receives a gift and it breaks or doesn't work is this item covered under a purchase store insurance plan? What happens if the person has no receipt for the item, do store use item number f ...

Answered by itsinthestars

A gift for someone else is no different than a purchase for yourself. If the gift breaks or doesn't work you need to go back to the gift-giver and either let them return it with their receipt or ask for the receipt and mention what's happened. A tracking number wouldn't work as people could steal items and ask for their money back.
If your gift-giver has bought it on heir credit card - not with cash - that can help if they show their statement. I once had a drycleaner lose a dress from a dept store and while I didn't have the receipt anymore, I did have the statement to get a refund from the drycleaner.

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