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#286002 30-May-2021 11:50
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So I recently bought a Samsung phone of trademe that was a few months old. It was bought from Noel Leemings. On contacting NL was told that all that was needed was the original purchaser to contact them and then would add the new owners (me) name to the online receipt/invoice.

 

Knowing that New Zealand has some pretty cool consumer laws in favor of the consumer, I wonder if this is a "law" that you have to allow transfer of ownership or NL being smart retailers?

 

 





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  #2715463 30-May-2021 11:50
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Hmmmm. Here we go.





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  #2715471 30-May-2021 12:07
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Samsung warranty is transferable, provided you advise Samsung. Can do this on their website. Need original sale details?

 

 


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  #2715479 30-May-2021 13:01
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i thought you just need the receipt

 

CGA however would be a different story




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  #2715502 30-May-2021 14:13
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gnfb:

 

Knowing that New Zealand has some pretty cool consumer laws in favor of the consumer, I wonder if this is a "law" that you have to allow transfer of ownership or NL being smart retailers?

 

 

 

 

They aren't as great as you may think. Fine for lower cost items like stuff like consumables. But for services and more expensive items, from my own experiences, it can be a very difficult process as the problem is getting it enforced. . 


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  #2715533 30-May-2021 15:10
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PeterReader:

 

Hmmmm. Here we go.

 

 

sorry I dont follow?





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  #2715537 30-May-2021 15:44
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gnfb:

 

PeterReader:

 

Hmmmm. Here we go.

 

 

sorry I dont follow?

 

 

 

 

You mentioned NL, and it is a bot that replied to you picking up the keyword. 


 
 
 

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  #2715538 30-May-2021 15:48
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A lot of items will specifically state that warranty is not transferrable - it isn't a legal requirement in NZ


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