If you sell a used laptop on Ebay, do you have to state that it was already twice in the repair?

I bought a laptop on Ebay. It was just in the description that it works. After two months the laptop did not charge anymore.

I then called the Acer customer service and they told me that the laptop was already twice in the repair because of this problem.

Would the seller have to indicate that the laptop has already been repaired twice?

Yes, he would have…

If the seller had been honest, he should have indicated the repairs. But so he has two Rep. Secret.

I would write to him and ask for redemption. For surely he knew the weak spots he "swallowed".

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I bought a receiver via Ebay privately in 2018, the part had quirks. After info to the saleswoman I should destroy the. I got my money back immediately.

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Hope you are lucky with the transaction.

After two months, the laptop has

If the UK has excluded the warranty he is out. The thing went and was repaired.

Sometimes used computers sell most of them because they do not go right anymore

The defect was fixed, so why?

The bug was not fixed correctly, otherwise the mistake would not have happened a third time

When selling there was no shortage of which one could report.

In the car you also have to declare an accidental damage, even if it has been repaired

Should I turn on a lawyer if the repair costs me something and he does not want to take it back?

In a car accident is also a value-forming factor. A repair on the laptop, however, not.

Costs a lawyer more than the laptop does not bring anything…

But it would be if you would specify it

That's n car and not a laptop and it's an accident and no repair.

Are completed car repairs specified? No.

No - on the contrary! For a car that goes into the workshop without an accident, for example for a timing belt change, such an info increases the value.

Why should he take him back? Idris has not even named a legal source for repairs. But n "comparison" stinks. It's not that easy at the law.

What's easy is the warranty. Did he exclude the bad luck.

If he did not exclude her and it was a private sale you have to prove that the defect already existed at handover, then you also have legal claims. Reminder with deadline, if the fruitless elapsed n lawyer can take, but the cost must first wear themselves, in the end, the loser may carry everything, even the cost of the opponent.

If someone sells something on Ebay as a private seller, then most of them will automatically see the message: "The seller will not take back this item." That was the same with him.

Now my question is whether in private sales by default, the warranty is excluded, or whether each private seller must again expressly write in his sales text that he excludes the warranty?

Because only the short text on the laptop and then the famous "Have fun bidding!"

Warranty must be explicitly excluded. Can also be called material defect liability. It must emerge what is meant.

The seller will not redeem these items.

This describes the right of withdrawal and not the warranty.

If it is clearly a private sale, then you do not even exclude the right of withdrawal, because there's no private. But there's also warranty privately. The difference to commercial is there only who has to provide n proof. Warranty means that the item is free of defects upon delivery and not that it does not break. If an error occurs, then the first 6 months are considered when buying commercially that there was already an error at the time of delivery which ultimately led to the defect. The opposite would have to prove the dealer only (if it is not obvious, such as a water damage etc). When buying from private, there's no reversal of this burden of proof, here the buyer is in the burden of proof from the beginning.

As a rule, consumers do not know about this and do not know that. This can be to your advantage unless the Vk is so stubborn that he lets it matter.