George Foreman Grill

Did Wal-Mart sell it to you knowing that it was missing items?
Doubtful. Chances are they got it from their supplier like that.

As for them not taking it back, how do they know that you didn't just
take the items and bring it back claiming they were missing? Not
saying you did, they are just covering their own butts. I get it.

This George Foreman Grill doesn't say "Islam is the Light", does it?

They never purposely sold you an incomplete product.

I learned over the years - especially after the holidays - to open all
boxes and make sure all pieces and items are enclosed before
purchasing it.

Should you have to do this - no. But is it a good idea - yes.
Employees cannot go around making sure all pieces and items are in
their appropriate boxes. Customers are always switching things up.
I imagine someone else opened the box the grill came in because the
one they had did not have the spatula or drip tray. Its like a domino
effect.

You can use it without the drip tray, I cannot find mine sometimes and
have to improvise. I have never used the spatula.


I agree with one response, it sounds like you bought one that had been
returned, and didnt check to make sure everything was in the package,
it can work without it, just a bit annoying.


Good Day

It sounds like they are forcing you to return it first, and then buy a
new one at the current price. I don't understand why they can't just
exchange it if it was incomplete (and not sold that way on purpose).

At Target. It's not common, but ocassionally I come across one. I
almost bought a pair of winter boots that were marked "AS IS" in the
shoe dept and were a ridiculously low price for it being the beginning
of snow season. They weren't worn and seemed in good shape. Good thing
I tried them on first though because the fit was horrible.

That's why they were marked "as is."