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In Reply to: I see their problem... posted by rp1@surfnetusa.com on February 26, 2004 at 14:37:01:
McIntosh doesn't NEED to protect themselves. They have a no tranferable warranty - Ethan didn't mention a warranty and even if Ethann LIED and said there IS a warranty it still has NOTHING to do with McIntosh.I don't see why they're paying a lawyer to lurk EBAY for stuff they SHOULD have nothing to do with. They sold it - they have NOTHING to do with it anymore and should have ZERO say about something that's not there's. I sold a Honda Civic 3 years ago - doi I have the right to tell the new owner how they can sell the car...did Honda have the right to tell me how I could have sold it?
I guess no one has explained to me why any of this is McIntosh's business.
Frankly chances are if it lasts 5 years it will last 30 years. The length of the warranty isn't so much my issue it's the control they're trying to impose which is a little bothersome.
It would be nice for McIntosh to answer why they need to be involved - I don't buy the protect the buyer response...it's none of their business...it's up to the buyer to protect themselves...if the seller LIES then you can sue the seller. I don't see the seller lying.
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