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Denon AVR-X3500H 7.2-Channel 4K Ultra HD A/V Receiver $529 + FS
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Although while on this product listing page they claim to be an authorized Denon reseller, I can't seem to find any proof of that on the Denon site. Strange.
Although while on this product listing page they claim to be an authorized Denon reseller, I can't seem to find any proof of that on the Denon site. Strange.
https://usa.denon.com/us/wheretobuy/dealersearch?utm_source=where_to_buy&utm_medium=heos_drop_down&utm_campaign=dealer_locator&usertype=heos
Unfortunately it doesn't look like they are.
https://usa.denon.com/us/wheretob...1562
If they are not on the list of authorized dealers then they are not
Too much $$ for a non warranty unit when authorized dealers like fry's had them for less..
Non warranty unit should be sub $500 IMO
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If they are not on the list of authorized dealers then they are not
Too much $$ for a non warranty unit when authorized dealers like fry's had them for less..
Non warranty unit should be sub $500 IMO
You need to look up the Magnusson-Moss Act. If an item is sold brand new, it has a warranty which is honored by the manufacturer, even if purchased by a "non-authorized" dealer. You never have a warranty with the seller anyway, it's the manufacturer.
https://mlmlaw.com/library/guides...dermag
It speaks specifically about the written warranty provided by the manufacturer and what terms they will enforce
Here is a critical portion of the terms
"As a warrantor, you must state certain specified information about the coverage of your warranty in a single, clear, and easy-to read document."
If they explicitly say that the product must be purchased from of their of their authorized outlets then that is the situation
As for who is the backer of the warranty ..I am well aware of that after buying these types of items for a couple of decades now
Not true. Manufacturers can deny warranty from unauthorized sellers. MMWA does not protect in such cases. Hth.
>>The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act (MMWA) establishes requirements for written warranties for consumer goods. 15 U.S.C. 2301 et. seq. The MMWA does not specifically address whether a company can limit warranties only to products purchased from authorized dealers. The Federal Trade Commission's interpretation of the MMWA suggests that limiting warranty coverage to certain persons—including, presumably, those who do not purchase their product through an authorized retailer—is acceptable.
Under the MMWA, a manufacturer that provides a written warranty for a consumer product must clearly and conspicuously disclose in a single document in simple and readily understood language, the following information: The identity of the party or parties to whom the written warranty is extended, if the enforceability of the written warranty is limited to the original consumer purchaser or is otherwise limited to persons other than every consumer owner during the term of the warranty. FTC Consumer Practices, 16 C.F.R. § 701.3 (2007) (emphasis added).
The language of § 701.3 implies that a manufacturer can specify limitations on the persons to whom a warranty extends and such limitation could include gray market purchasers. Given that the relevant case law discussed above supports such an interpretation, a reasoned analysis concludes that § 701.3 permits a manufacturer to refuse to warrant gray market products, as long as such limitation is clearly disclosed pursuant to the other requirements of the MMWA.<