QUOTE(zulizo @ Dec 14 2007, 05:01 PM)
and about the warranty, at my thread i already state that is no warranty at all..and also b4 pass the stuff to buyer i did said again clearly there is no warranty..but he likely force me to give him warranty at least 1 day..i said no but he keep mentioned that..since that time i am rushing to tesco afraid cannot buy my baby stuff. so i just 'angguk' jer la..but in my heart i'm not agree at all since i have face this b4 when selling fon to 1 guy..he claim no network at all and ask for refund..that time i'm too straight and dun wanna fight just refund him..but when i check the fon there is no prob as he claimed..and the fon is using by my officemate for 1 year already until now still no prob...so i dun want 'pisang berbuah 2 kali'...
From the statement above, you admitted that you are giving him 1 day personal warranty. 1 day personal warranty means, in between one day time, if anything goes wrong to the item you sold, the buyer has the right to demand FULL refund.
I guess that simplifies everything.
Once you given 1 day warranty, anything goes wrong, you either try to fix / repair, if all else fail, full refund.
QUOTE(zulizo @ Dec 14 2007, 09:44 PM)
that's u buy new one bro..not 2nd hand..i said 2ndhand item..for new one of course u will got warranty or one 2 one xchange within 1 week..but not for used item..
Frankly speaking, I just sold a faulty mobo to a forummer named
gtoforce's friend couple of days ago, he took back, he can't on his pc and he told me within the personal warranty period. I just demand him to pass me back the mobo, and full refund the money to him, no question asked.
Just take my case as example, the mobo I sold to this poor guy is faulty, I can't be refunding him 90%? or 50%? when it's still under personal warranty can I?
If a buyer have to bear some loss even if it's still under personal warranty period, then no point giving personal warranty right?

p/s: About the age of the item, personally, if the buyer is a real fussy one, he could have accuse you of cheating him the age of the item claiming that the item you've sold to him is not as what you said and buyer has the right to claim full refund if item is not like what's stated by the seller.
This post has been edited by vikingw2k: Dec 14 2007, 10:12 PM