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trooper said:Shiny said:fixedatomicthumbs said:REVERSED
Fixed again.
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Maybe this thread is simply Irreversible?Squidge said:How many forum users does it take to get a single word spelled correctly?
Lies!#1 GameMaster said:I win![]()
According to the European Consumer Directive, it'll have to come with at least two years of warranty within the EU.AnonymousTipster said:Just a little yes/no/undecided question:
Will the Pandora have a warranty, and if so, how long will it be?
Where does it say two years? I thought the legal requirement was 12 months.Karel Jansens said:According to the European Consumer Directive, it'll have to come with at least two years of warranty within the EU.
Not 'should', 'must', or craig is breaking the law... (afaik)#1 GameMaster said:I'd have to say that it should at least have a 12 month warranty on it.
Squidge said:Where does it say two years? I thought the legal requirement was 12 months.Karel Jansens said:According to the European Consumer Directive, it'll have to come with at least two years of warranty within the EU.
Karel is right, two years of warranty within the UE is required by law. Just google for the 1999/44/EC european directive.
The EU warranty is always covered by the seller; who the seller goes to to cover his losses, is no worry to the buyer.CoMiKe said:It seems the second year of warranty in the EU is covered by the seller, and not the manufacturer, although I'm not completely sure.
