Some more info on the amplifier. It says under condition: USED: “EXCELLENT AMPLIFIER MADE IN JAPAN, PERFECTLY FUNCTIONING”
But elsewhere at the very bottom of the description it says:
"The legislation in force in the European Union provides that even private individuals are required to provide a guarantee on the objects sold unless such guarantee is explicitly excluded at the time of sale. The object is sold with the formula AS-IS (as is, seen and liked) with the exclusion of any form of guarantee, as required by European legislation. Pursuant to art. 5 paragraph 3c of Legislative Decree 185/99 the buyer cannot exercise the right of withdrawal. As a result, even if the object is proposed as perfectly functional, it is sold "as is", with the explicit exclusion of any form of guarantee, so anyone who makes offers for the object proposed with his offer, accepts, unconditionally, the exclusion of any form of guarantee for the object itself. Anyone who does not agree with the terms set out is asked not to bid. Thank you"
I did not notice that last part until now, and it was in Italian. Can someone advertise something as perfectly working, but then if it does not work, turn around and say, too bad, It worked but even if i said it worked, and now it doesn't work, you have no recourse?
