If you received the item more than 30 days ago, you will have to pursue the warranty with the seller.
If you are still in time, you may be able to get help from your payment provider.
Sometimes, if a seller is not helpful, you can get help from the manufacturer - although that is only helpful if there is a UK contact for the manufacturer, who may need evidence of your purchase or might only help if you bought a brand new item from an authorised seller.
ebay don't get involved with warranties and their deadine for claims is 30 days. If you've had it less than 120 days try your payment provider. If longer and the seller is not co-operating try money claim online if the value makes it worthwhile.
jckl1957
·4 months agoIf you received the item more than 30 days ago, you will have to pursue the warranty with the seller.
If you are still in time, you may be able to get help from your payment provider.
Sometimes, if a seller is not helpful, you can get help from the manufacturer - although that is only helpful if there is a UK contact for the manufacturer, who may need evidence of your purchase or might only help if you bought a brand new item from an authorised seller.
More details would help.
its_true1
OP4 months agoSent from Outlook for Android<>
its_true1
OP4 months agoDoes house phone come with warranty.
Can I get return, fault has occurred.
**peaseblossom**
Mentor4 months agoebay don't get involved with warranties and their deadine for claims is 30 days. If you've had it less than 120 days try your payment provider. If longer and the seller is not co-operating try money claim online if the value makes it worthwhile.
its_true1
OP4 months agoSent from Outlook for Android<>