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  • stevenmenmuir
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    I got a Sansa MP3 player from Amazon in February and an in car charger from Amazon marketplace not long after. The car charger has gone to pot resulting in the MP3 player over heating and no longer working. Is the seller of the charger responsible for replacing the player? Do Amazon have any responsibility for other sellers on Amazon?

    Posted 13 years ago
    druidh
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    stevenmenmuir – Member
    I got a Sansa MP3 player from Amazon in February and an in car charger from Amazon marketplace not long after. The car charger has gone to pot resulting in the MP3 player over heating and no longer working. Is the seller of the charger responsible for replacing the player?

    As a generalism, that would be considered "consequential loss" and would be beyond the responsibility of the charger supplier.

    Posted 13 years ago
    cynic-al
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    How so druidh? Doesn't consequential loss need to be explicitly excluded?

    Posted 13 years ago
    druidh
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    SoG Act says that consequential loss can be covered, most product warranties I've seen (try to) exclude it.

    Posted 13 years ago
    cynic-al
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    Contract is with retailer!

    Posted 13 years ago
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