Originally Posted by
xxcynicxx
Any tips for mailing mine back for replacement from the US? USPS states it is prohibited to mail this back to China through them.
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You need Audiosources written permission to allow the return to minimize any problems.
Remember Sandy is not Audiosources.
If it were me, I would return the goods to Sandy in Australia because you have a contract under Australian law with Sandy.
Australian consumer laws give consumers that purchase faulty products from North America the same protections as if they lived in Australia even though they live "overseas".
If it were me, I would return the product to Sandy today because he offered a money back guarantee if the software update did not fix the bugs.
He says he didn't offer it but he must have forgotten
In addition, the product is not fit for purpose it can be returned for a refund, and in 99% of cases that are heard by a tribunal or a court, shipping costs are NOT paid by the consumer, they are paid by the seller of the faulty goods.
If the guys in North America that have purchased the units that are unhappy with them are unsure of how to force Sandy to pay for all shipping costs contact me by private message, I am happy to lodge the paperwork and attend the hearing as your agent in the small claims tribunal at no cost.
You would just pay the tribunal the application cost
Details are here.....
| Victorian Civil and Administrative Tribunal
https://services.business.vic.gov.au...=2170&lic=2045
Please note, the additional $9 fee to support your application is not required because Sandy is not a registered business or company (in legal language a company is a 'body corporate', he is what is called a 'sole trader' because he operates as a person.
If anyone wants to have their shipping costs refunded in full I'm happy to help out for free, just send me a private message.
I don't like to see people screwed out of money because the seller doesn't understand his moral or legal obligations. This is Australia not China, and Sandy doesn't understand our legal system as it relates to commercial law.
I'm not a lawyer, I just studied contract law as a part of an undergraduate business degree that thousands of people do every year. But I can assure you Sandy will be asked to pay for ALL the shipping costs if the units are found by a tribunal to not be 'fit for purpose'.
On a practical level, I have no idea why Sandy would go through the stress and taking a day off work from his paid employment to appear before a tribunal.
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