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I bought a battery on Friday. I went in-person because I wanted to make sure that I get the right one. I know you can not return batteries, hence my wanting to be sure.

 

I was sold the wrong battery. It's too big for the tray. I currently have a small battery and I knew that I could remove the sleeves used to hold the small battery. I didn't question the size because I thought it would fit on the big tray underneath the sleeves.

 

I have him as much information as I had and even showed him the pictures of the battery. Other than suing them in small claims court, what would be a good course of action? 

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