Hello all, hoping you are all well and enjoying your selling!
I have a question on Warranty
If I sell an item that I originally purchased brand new (retail), and it has a warranty still applicable, where does my buyer stand with the warranty. Do I then pass on my warranty paperwork or my receipt that came with my original purchase - to the buyer, so my buyer can use my original warranty that came with my purchase?
Thank you in advance for any information - as you can see I am more than a bit confused 
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Hello, happy new year.
Mostly depends on the manufacturer as many warranties are not transferable.
If you have the warranty card with the T&C's see if you can find any details on those conditions.
You're welcome and to add -
If I had purchased a new item with 2 years warranty and I did not fill in the warranty card and was selling after weeks or 1 month of purchase I would suggest to potential buyers that they can fill in and send the warranty to obtain the remainder.
Had I had the item for 1 year and already lodged the warranty, I wouldn't sell the item with 1 year warranty remaining.
Even though that manufacture may do a warranty repair with any receipt holder.
I would simply sell it as is, no warranty.
Hello, happy new year.
Mostly depends on the manufacturer as many warranties are not transferable.
If you have the warranty card with the T&C's see if you can find any details on those conditions.
You're welcome and to add -
If I had purchased a new item with 2 years warranty and I did not fill in the warranty card and was selling after weeks or 1 month of purchase I would suggest to potential buyers that they can fill in and send the warranty to obtain the remainder.
Had I had the item for 1 year and already lodged the warranty, I wouldn't sell the item with 1 year warranty remaining.
Even though that manufacture may do a warranty repair with any receipt holder.
I would simply sell it as is, no warranty.
