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What does costing over $1000 have to do with anything? No one owes you anything. Furthermore all applicable warranties are communicated at time of purchase. B
by hammock 5y ago
What does costing over $1000 have to do with anything?
No one owes you anything. Furthermore all applicable warranties are communicated at time of purchase.
Bottom line, if the risk adjusted return is not worth it, then don't buy it. You may not be an early adopter
- bmicraft 5y agoSamsung can not just opt out of German warranty law by printing stuff on the box. They are required to prove the customer is at fault if a fault occurs within the fist six months after purchase, but I see no proof of wrong usage by the customer here.
- hammock 5y agoSounds like something that ought to be litigated in the courts. Maybe you can write to OP and suggest he file a lawsuit
- dfawcus 5y agoI believe that is a cross EU thing, since the UK got it while still a member. i.e. the reversed burden of proof during the first 6 months, where it is assumed the device is at fault, and they supplier has to prove it is not. So in this case I'd agree, I see little proof just an assertion, and would suggest they institute the process for their equivalent of a Small Claims Court case.
- maccard 5y ago> Furthermore all applicable warranties are communicated at time of purchase. This is in the EU, where manufacturers are required to provide a two year guarantee [0], which can't be voluntarily opted out of. [0] https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/guarantees-returns/faq/index_en.htm https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/gua...