warranty on new ebay items

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Does anyone know about warranties on new or used ebay items? For instance, if i were to buy a dishwasher, oven etc from ebay what should I be looking for? a manufacturers warranty, a receipt (often there isn't one)?

What about a one year old used item, that has a year of warranty left on it (eg. an oven)

Just wondering if i were to buy an appliance and something went wrong with it, would i be covered? Need to know where i stand on these things before considering a purchase.

any help would be greatly appreciated
 
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decided to ask neff and this is what they came back with

A guarantee must be validated by a receipt from a bona fide Neff retailer and is valid for 12 months from date of purchase. If an appliance is registered within 30 days of the date of the original receipt it can be extended to 24 months from date of purchase. Anything bought from EBay is effectively second hand and would not be eligible for guarantee unless the seller had registered it with our insurers. They would then need to write to our insurers to transfer the warranty to the new owner.

So, if I understand them correctly, what they are saying is that unless there is a receipt from a recognised Neff retailer, they won't honour any warranty. I don't think there are many bona fide Neff retailers on ebay. Anyone ever bought an appliance from a non bona fide Neff retailer and had the need to use the warranty? Seeing as how many there are listed on ebay (many claiming to be new and with warranty, though probably not a valid receipt) it may be something potential buyers should be aware of. Any opinions?
 

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