A long as it's working that's the main thing. The lack of warranty is a bummer but odds are it'll be fine for the next few years.
ah yes that is true indeedI guess that depends how much extra the OP paid for the item vs one without warranty?
Next time don't bother messaging anybody, neither the seller or eBay. Just open a case and let eBay do the rest. It saves a whole lot of grief.Next time, one message to the seller and then straight to ebay!
ebay ask that you try and sort it out, hence the "1 message" but I made the mistake of back-and-forth for over 2 weeks, then a fortnight away, by which time it was too late for ebay to help.Next time don't bother messaging anybody, neither the seller or eBay. Just open a case and let eBay do the rest. It saves a whole lot of grief.
Exactly. I don’t know where this myth has popped up with online sales that warranties are transferable.Interesting question since the vast majority of manufacturers say that the warranty is non transferrable and only applies to the original purchaser.
Exactly. I don’t know where this myth has popped up with online sales that warranties are transferable.
It’s usually only with specific products like AppleCare.
Exactly. I don’t know where this myth has popped up with online sales that warranties are transferable.
It’s usually only with specific products like AppleCare.
So it's even worse than not supplying the paperwork... you're saying he fraudulently advertised it as:
> STILL HAS THE REMAINDER OF THE MANURACTURES 3 YEAR WARRANTY REMAINING