QUOTE(gkl83 @ Oct 14 2006, 12:55 PM)
if Espionage's packaging is good = CPU wont spoilt = avenger wont return = wont have %$#*^*&^$#@! here
Espionage's packaging is the springhead for this whole problem... but avenger can do better than this if he can take a photo for the spoilted CPU once he collected, it will enough evidence to prove tat it is a faulty unit which WITHIN 7 days warranty period...
gkl kor kor, i dont think the photo will help in this case as the sellers didn't deny that the CPU is faulty but he don't think he should make a refund as the buyer couldn't make it to post back the faulty CPU within his 7 days warranty period of time

Anyway, if follow the buyer concept ...
Warranty start at the day the buyer received the item. So, if the buyer did actually post the stuff before the warranty is over ... then i think it should still be considered as under warranty coz we shall not count postage period ma.
As long as he deliver before the 7 days warranty period then i think it is still under warranty right ?

Yes, i did re-read already that the seller claim that the item must be in his hand within the warranty period but like what the others said ... it is illogical and ridiculous.
Regarding the non-working period ... He could send it on working day. It is understandable.
But counting the postage period under the warranty time ?
This post has been edited by Vinspire: Oct 14 2006, 01:07 PM