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Amazon, is how it trades legal?
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SPlatten said:If I purchase something from a shop the warranty is with the shop not the company that supplied the shop. Is Amazon allowed to do this, they are claiming that they only give a 90 day warranty.Yes, it clarifies it perfectly and it clearly shows that your earlier statement that the warranty is with the shop is incorrect.SPlatten said:I sent it back to the manufacturer first and they sent me an invoice for £86. I've looked into this before, this clarifies the situation:
http://tradingstandardsblog.co.uk/who-is-liable-for-faulty-goods-the-retailer-or-manufacturerIf the item is faulty then you will have your legal rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 against the retailer. You may also have a separate warranty direct with the manufacturer – and if you pay extra to the retailer for an ‘extended warranty’ you may also have another set of rights against the retailer or third party insurer.
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