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Not sure about Australia, but I know how the EU warranty works. It is not the manufacturer who is responsible, but the seller. So for example Apple offers 90 da
by occamrazor 7y ago
Not sure about Australia, but I know how the EU warranty works. It is not the manufacturer who is responsible, but the seller. So for example Apple offers 90 days warranty on purchases from third party stores and 2 years on purchases from Apple stores. In the case of Amazon, they have to offer 2 years on all items “sold by Amazon”.
- thundergolfer 7y agoIn Australia the seller is obligated to remedy your problem. They can't punt you to the manufacturer. The buyer is allowed to seek out the manufacturer though, if they want to. This is the relevant webpage: https://www.accc.gov.au/business/treating-customers-fairly/consumers-rights-obligations https://www.accc.gov.au/business/treating-customers-fairly/c...