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Faulty LG Tv

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  • 18-01-2018 10:57pm
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    HI guys

    I purchased a lg tv a few months ack from adverts
    The tv has now developed a fault its 3 years old would I have any recourse with the manufacturer if I have no "proof of purchase" My proof is the adverts messages and feedback etc.

    Or is it buyer beware?

    Thanks


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Was it bought second hand from a private seller?


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    yes a great seller mind he doesn't have the recipt though even after all these months very friendly 250 positive feedback and no negative ya cant beat that!


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    ytpe2r5bxkn0c1
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    Then it's buyer beware.


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    Yea just as I thought but the guy who sold it to me also does repairs gave me a great quote so all over happy enough.

    Cheers for the help


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    Yea just as I thought but the guy who sold it to me also does repairs gave me a great quote so all over happy enough.

    Cheers for the help

    As a side note ... a ‘private’ seller with loads of positive feed back and also providing a repair service might fall under the guise of running business !!


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