Tell me if I'm wrong (consumer rights)

mattyprice4004

> invites people to tell them if they!!!8217;re wrong
> whinges when they!!!8217;re told they!!!8217;re wrong

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stragglebod

Cliecost wrote: »

Simple. If it's proven that the fault is that of the manufacturer (which it was) and it can't be replaced (they don't sell it anymore) or fixed (they wouldn't as that'd cost too much) then they should issue a full refund within the 6 years written in law already. It's not hard.

If the law really worked that way - and of course it doesn't - then I'd actively seek out products that had some design fault I could live with, on the basis that I could get 6 years free use out of them.


And so would many other people.


Result: massive price increases all round, and decimation of competition and choice.