@gost577 wrote:
Ebay do not have to honor the warranty all they have to do is make sure it is enforced by the seller as they have allowed the seller to advertise such warranty, unless ebay have instructed sellers not to offer warranties they are liable to help enforce the warranties offered.
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eBay have always stated that sellers are responsible for whatever they put in their listings, they are not liable.
Any warranty offered by any seller anywhere is only ever going to be as good as your ability to enforce it, something to consider before buying. The only way you'd be able to challenge it would be if you're buying direct from a retailer and can pay with a credit card at their checkout. A direct to seller payment will give you Section 75 cover for years.
