Testing The Water Through Tv First

[prk888]

does anybody know if the recent 'consumer protection laws' actually make The Supplier (in this case a store) responsible for the quality of a product sold to The Buyer (me)? Specifically HomePro supplied 2 sets of some not inexpensive garden furniture which is now falling apart after just over one year. They of course are doing a Pontius Pilate. TV views appreciated first then other action maybe later. Thanks

[Chang_paarp]

Are you familiar with the phrase "cavet emptor" (Spelling?).

Ask yourself why the locals insist that a product is tested before parting with their hard earned.

[raro]

was there any warranty on it? One year is long in Thailand.

[teddy_bare]

was there any warranty on it? One year is long in Thailand.

My experience would say there isn't such a consumer act and as Raro pointed out a year is long in Thailand, even for a government let alone a warrenty

[Rimmer]

Looked at the garden furniture in HomePro many times but have never seen anything in there that looked like it would last more than six months despite having a high price tag so never bought their stuff.