Preoder Ipods and returns

Hello I was thinking of Preorder an Ipod touch. I live in NY. If I get one online and it has a bad LCD can I take it back to the Apple store here in NY?

According the Apple Customer Service rep I spoke to, some apple stores will accept online order returns and some will not, it is at their discretion. I suppose this depends on whether the manager at the store you purchase from is in a good mood.

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    Message was edited by: Alexander Richardson

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