10/24 I bought something AS IS on eBay and it doesn't work. Is it legal
(moral?) to resell it AS IS?
\_ if you know it's defective and don't identify it as such,
it's neither legal nor moral. -tom
\_ tom's opinion deleted.
\_ BS. Caveat Emptor. If you say AS IS, only someone who is
a total idiot would assume that it works. If you say AS IS
it may or may not work, then you cannot be held legally
responsible.
\_ On the legal grounds, what are you using to support that it
is illegal? On moral grounds, the device was $500... is the
correct moral thing to do claim that it is not in working
\_ Certainly that would be correct morally. There are plenty
of legal grounds for being able to collect damages from
people who knowingly sell defective products. -tom
condition and get what I can for it (maybe $250)?
\_ tom's opinion not respected
\_ Yes, but only if they do not state AS IS,
(perhaps working, perhaps not). And its
stupid to sell it for less than you bought
it. If some sucker is willing to pay you
for a broken POS more power to you.
\_ say no to tom
\_ look, troll, we know you're a stupid
coward, but it's trivially obvious that
selling known defective merchandise is
actionable fraud, whether or not you
say "as-is." -tom
\_ In California, you are now legally required to
tell a potential buyer if your house is
haunted...
\_ Yeah, but usually it just comes down to them
saying "it worked when it shipped" and then
your ass collecting the insurance money
from the post office...
\_ That's lying. It's illegal (insurance fraud) and
immoral. |