QUOTE(Quantum_thinking @ Jul 30 2012, 11:36 PM)
I did not see that he have the full responsibility to follow up EVERYTHING.
Yes, to an extent of explanation etc, but there would be a limit for the responsibility part. Any excess is up to the seller to provide.
Now, since it is proven that the screws are missing, i just wonder if there is a proper reason to actually refund in full or not.
The point is, it is never being covered by personal warranty at all. Even if it is covered, it won't be that long. It is between Nikon and buyer as stated in the thread.
Imagine if seller sell something to one fellow with 3 days personal warranty, should the seller be responsible for something that is proven due to seller's fault after 1 month??
Imagine if a manufacturer have build something that have 1 year warranty,but the nature of the item like tendency to overheating that lead to auto shut down and eventually timed out after operate about 1.5 years due to the manufacturing design. Can they be held liable?
Where is the exact ground of asking for refund in the first place? It is a faulty item as proven by now, but even new items have a time limit on such a claims.
If like this, after settling this issue (assume settle), then "new" fault comes out again, can seller be held liable like this FOREVER??? Like this, all 2nd hand seller can BANKRUPT or out of business!!!
On contrary, i would like to point out that it is very rare to find a case like this.
In fact this is the 1st time for me, after few years being here. (im not sure about you though)
And from what i see, there havent been a 2nd hand seller that went bankrupt as you previously assumed.
Most sellers know what they are selling.
In this case, buyer CANT even claim warranty from nikon.
And it is also proven that the lens is already damaged at the 1st place.
My assumption is seller's friend is taking advantage of his Safe Trader tag in order to get rid of it despite knowing
that the warranty is not applicable anymore.
This post has been edited by shahru98: Jul 30 2012, 11:50 PM