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In this case the seller is American and shipping from Asia, so while the warranty should be 2 years in the EU, there is no way to force them as they have no pre
by tpm 3mo ago
In this case the seller is American and shipping from Asia, so while the warranty should be 2 years in the EU, there is no way to force them as they have no presence in the EU.
- dymk 3mo agoThe pressure is “you can’t sell this here”
- tpm 3mo agoThey are selling it though. If I (from the EU) buy something directly from the US (or China), I don't expect EU conditions to apply. It's quite common and it's fine if both sides of the transaction understand the deal.
- kspacewalk2 3mo agoWhat's the mechanism for stopping them?
- skinfaxi 3mo agoInterdiction at the ports. Seizure of persons related to the enterprise crossing into the jurisdiction.
- kspacewalk2 3mo agoBecause the warranty is too short? I'll go with 'no chance' on that one.
- skinfaxi 3mo agoOh yeah, as a practical matter I totally agree though lack of enforcement invites more participation by other actors.
- Uvix 3mo agoInterdiction at the ports is the buyer's problem, not the seller's. Kidnapping people because of their employer sounds like a great way to lose tourism permanently.