What's the legal standpoint if a company refuses to honour your warranty but they're obligated to?
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I suggest that you contact your local Ministerial Council on Consumer Affairs, and ask their help to resolve. The main site is:\nhttp://www.ocba.sa.gov.au/\nGood luck!
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If your company has a Human Resources or Personel Department then that is where I would start with my complaint.  They will investigate the problen and decide if it has merit or not.  While you may feel that they will only side with the companies action, they are actually required by law to look into these types of compliants fairly and equally.  If you can not get a satisfactory solution within the companies system then I would reccomend your state Labor Board and have them investigate.  I would not bother with a lawyer until I have exhausted these methods first.  Follow through with instructions given by the Human Resouces or Labor Board before getting a lawyer because if you don't their defense will be we offered a solution and you did not attempt to follow it, so we have done all we can do.  That defense will hold up for them and you will loose. Do what you have to do and I am sure that you will get the matter resolved.
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If you have a contractual agreement, you should be able to confirm what they can and can't do. \n\nIf not, walk away.
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extended warranties are only a benefit to the company that sells them... its 100% profit in their pockets if you don't used them... which is highly likely because if it breaks it usually does it within the manufactures 1 year warranty after that its most likely broken by abuse, water damage or "normal wear and tear" which is not covered under extended warranties.
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If you ordered one, they can only charge you for one.  If they claim you've had two, it's up to them to prove it.\n\nWrite to the Company Secretary at their Head Office.  Quote the invoice number and state what you ordered and when.  Tell him you agreed to buy one, you've only received one and you're only paying for one, and if you're harassed you'll claim damages.
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Need more info in order to answer! What exactly are you asking? Are you asking whether the customer has the right to refuse payment? Are we talking UK or US law here?\n\nIn the UK the Sale of Goods Act 1994 requires the product to be of satisfactory quality and fit for the purpose for which it was intended. The customer would, therefore, have the right to refuse the goods if they differed from the samples they were shown which formed the basis of their contract with the company.
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you don't say what is wrong with the computer, but just not wanting it anymore is no reason for the catalogue company to take it back from you.\n\nAs the machine is very nearly 12 months old it could well come down to how much the machine has been used and abused as to whether you may or may not be entitled to even a repair.
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Try a parallel imported shops, second hand shops or auction sites (e.g www.ebay.com and www.Bidz.com). Parallel importers usually give you a warranty only through them. Usually second hand shops and auction sites do not give any warranty. Depends how you'd like to toss it up.
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What you are telling is a breach of contract and not a theft.\nIt is better if you engage a lawyer in India and issue the compmpany a notice for recovery.\nIf the reply given by company is not found satsfactory by you, you can file a suit in the court of law, through\nadvocate.\nIf you need any help please contact on my email address, so that I would be able to engage a lawyer for you.
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It means invalidating your warranty.\n\nIt means that you think you know better than the card designer/manufacturer - who have nothing to gain by "under-marketing" a card...
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If you are in any doubt re a financial company's standing or details you can check with the Ombudsman at the web site below.\n\nHope this helps
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A warranty is a promise or guarantee given. A guarantee is an agreement assuming responsibility to perform, execute, or complete something and offering security for that agreement. It is a promise or an assurance, especially one given in writing, that attests to the quality or durability of a product or service, OR a pledge that something will be performed in a specified manner. \n\nin short, warranty is something that you agree upon in written form(physically), like warranty for your computer, car,cellphone, on the otherhand guarantee is the "acting part of the warranty that you've agreed upon taking. so your warranty will serve as a guarantee.. =) do you see?
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request it from the company, if they won't provide it your lawyer can subpoena it for you.
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take it to court. then they cant tell you when it is convient for them.  thats what i have had to do.
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If a company does not take care of their employees needs then you get what you get when you shop there.
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Sue them for what? Charging too much? That's not illegal. You can always just not buy it.
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if you a near a bestbuy they should be able to take care of it for you.  From my experince it's been free, since they make money off of it.