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Defective productI recently bought a cell phone from an individual which turned out to have a password restricting the phone from functioning properly. I contacted the seller and told him the issue. After trying to get it fixed from him and the phone carrier the phone is not useable to me. It doesn't do what it is supposed to do The seller is not willing to give me my money back. Do I have a legal issue? Attorney answers (1)
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Answered about 3 years ago.
Defective and Dangerous Products Attorney in Boston, MA.
You do not have a legal claim. It sounds like the seller is not a reputable retailer seller of cell phones. You may want to call the Attorney General's Office in your home state to report this individual. You may also want to contact the cell phone manufacturer to inquire as to whether you may have a claim under the phone's warranty.
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