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Consumer rights laws in various locations might make this tricky; you have to handle repair/refund, fitness for purpose, etc. When things are sold for retail, t
by ghusbands 5y ago
Consumer rights laws in various locations might make this tricky; you have to handle repair/refund, fitness for purpose, etc. When things are sold for retail, the manufacturer will have a support route for this. You'll also potentially fall afoul of how regulations differ between business sales and consumer sales.
- foxfluff 5y agoSounds like FUD. There are plenty of electronics distributors, small and large, that you can order individual ICs from as a consumer. How are they all pulling it off if it's so tricky? Some parts have MOQs, I guess distributors don't see the business value in buying reels to sell a chip or three if it's reasonable to expect that the rest of the reel will sit on shelf for months (or worse).