Yes. However the warranty or promise is based on the product being in a used condition. The implied warranty for a used product is that it will work as expected given the products age and condition. More on Products & Warranties, Lemon Laws, Consumer Rights, and Debtor Rights…

These are called implied warranties. Most states have adopted the Uniform Commercial Code. This law provides that new products come with two important implied warranties. One covers the product for merchantability; the other covers the product for fitness. The warranty that covers merchantability assures that the product purchased will work if used for its intended Read more…

A warranty is a form of guarantee or assurance that the product you bought operates as intended. Almost all products carry either a written warranty or an implied warranty. A written warranty (also called expressed warranty) is like a contract. In it are the terms and conditions of what you can expect from the product. Read more…

Common questions about warranties Find out what a warranty is and why it may be important to have one when you purchase certain products. How can a warranty protect me? A warranty is a form of guarantee or assurance that the product you bought operates as intended. Almost all products carry either a written warranty Read more…

If you purchased a product by credit card you are still obligated to pay. The fact you ordered by credit card does not mean you can breach a contract. However, if you in good faith believe you did not get what was promised to you, charge card companies usually allow you to dispute the charge. Read more…

Absolutely not. If you received product in the mail that you in fact did not order you are under no obligation to pay for it. In fact most states will treat the delivery of such a product as a gift. Don’t get bullied or threatened into paying for such a product. Insist that the seller Read more…

It depends. On occasion, a consumer gets pressured into making a buying decision. However, most states favor the view that purchases should be made voluntarily. In response to high-pressure sales tactics many states have enacted what is called a “cooling off” period in favor of the consumer. This means the consumer is afforded the protection Read more…

Common questions about products and consumer rights How many people have ordered an item only to wonder if they can return it? This is an example of a question about a product. Read below to get the answer to these and other products related questions. After I ordered a product, can I change my mind? Read more…

Yes. Consumer law in this area is highly technical. Not only is there federal law covering this area, but also state law – which varies from state to state. You might do something that you think is fair under the circumstances but might in reality seriously prejudice your rights. Moreover, if you have been harassed by bill Read more…