If the product is advertised to last for a 1000 charges and they fail after one or two charges (as per other reviews) isn't this fraud and doesn't that take president over Amazon's 30 day warranty?
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I'm not going to get political, but I haven't had any problems with these batteries, if that's what you're asking. I've probably got 25 or so charges on mine and they've been great, other than a misspelling on the side of the battery, "Caution: Battery can explore or cause burns if overcharged, disassembled or exposed to fire." No fun at all.
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I have been buying this product for a few years from different places, Amazon or ebay, never had problems. If the product worked before, and the next purchase seems not working, it probably fake, request a refund.
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The particular buld is supposed to have a 1 year guarantee so contact Amazon.com and explain to them about it and they will turn it over to their supplier to issue a return ticket so it can be rplaced or refunded. I hope that this helps you.
364476
I don't know about the warranty but if you buy from amazon and not a third party seller it won't be a counterfeit.
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I year manufacturers and you buy extended warranty (Apple Care); probably on the Amazon site for a little than Apple would charge.
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I believe the answer is ... (1) the first 30 days from purchase, Amazon warrants any product it sells (Note: Amazon 3rd Party Suppliers and Warehouse have their own specific policies), (2) the Manufacturer after 30 days for 3 years from the date & proof of purchase, and (3) if you purchased a separate 3rd-party extended warranty, it would then be operative for the length of time you paid for after the expiration of the manufacturer's warranty.
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I believe it depends on the vendor on Amazon. In most cases there's a window of time when it goes back to the vendor, after which it goes to the manufacturer. I have about 30 of these in production without a single failure yet &lt;&lt;&lt;fingers crossed&gt;&gt;&gt;.
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Thank you, Herbert for the thorough explaination. I've been wondering for quite some time now what the true implications of the phrase meant. I pretty much assumed it was similar to what you stated, but I'm glad you added the caveats. I suppose some dealers can be less ethical than others. Other than their advertised descriptions, I put a good deal of faith in Amazon & their customer reviews to help me make buying decisions. Bottom line: buy from a reputable & authorized dealer and make certain the warranty info is exactly as claimed.
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There probably was a guarantee but Amazon refunded the money any way. If the business you bought from went out of business any guarantee will be worthless If you bought through Amazon they may cover it.DERRICK
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That's a great question. Not only does the Amazon description not say anything about a warranty, but neither does Callaway's website.
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I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace requests, I might change my mind. So far so good, Dennis Fietsch, "A HANDY FELLOW", 45 years on the job. I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace... » Read More I am a buyer not the seller, so the warranty is not something I would have anything to do with. I have 12 batteries to keep me rolling all day. Over the last six years I have purchased 22 batteries, not all from Amazon. The failure rate is a toss up. I do not keep track of how many charge cycles each battery goes through before it fails. All my failures have been with Makita brand batteries. My gut says, the savings offered by the aftermarket product far outweighs any perceived benefit of the name brand batteries. Now if I had a couple of failures, got resistance to return and replace requests, I might change my mind. So far so good, Dennis Fietsch, "A HANDY FELLOW", 45 years on the job. « Show Less
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No. I have purchased several phone batteries through Amazon and they all worked fine. I don't remember any overheating. I will order through Amazon again if and when my I-Phone needs a new battery. As far as "Chasing the Warranty" as Ty was saying, Amazon puts a lot of pressure on it's vendors to honor all procuct claimes or loose the priveledge to sell through the Amazon website. In my experience, the vendor has been all over it when I've had an issue. That's another reason to love the power of Amazon.
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I actually bought mine from a retail outlet and they gave me my money back as the replacements failed too. Their entire stock turned out to be defective. I tried to contact the distributor directly to complain about their product and got no response. If you bought from Amazon, lodge your complaint and insist that the product be removed.
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No, they are not. I have purchased several items from Amazon Warehouse deals and *every* time the product has been defective. These products come from third party sellers, not Amazon warehouses, so they will not make it good. They may offer to allow you to return for a refund, so a lot of hassle and the sellers know that many (most?) people will not do this. The items are often misrepresented ("like new" for items with damage, for example). Amazon should be shamed of themselves for doing this. So, be warned! A very high risk you will be disappointed with anything you buy from warehouse Deals. No, they are not. I have purchased several items from Amazon Warehouse deals and *every* time the product has been defective. These products come from third party sellers, not Amazon warehouses, so they will not make it good. They may offer to allow you to return for a refund, so a lot of hassle and the sellers know that many (most?) people will not do this. The items are often misrepresented ("like new" for items with damage, for example). Amazon should be shamed of themselves for doing this. So, be warned! A very high risk you will be disappointed with anything you buy from... » Read More No, they are not. I have purchased several items from Amazon Warehouse deals and *every* time the product has been defective. These products come from third party sellers, not Amazon warehouses, so they will not make it good. They may offer to allow you to return for a refund, so a lot of hassle and the sellers know that many (most?) people will not do this. The items are often misrepresented ("like new" for items with damage, for example). Amazon should be shamed of themselves for doing this. So, be warned! A very high risk you will be disappointed with anything you buy from warehouse Deals. « Show Less
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There are quite a few disclamers in the fine print of the warranty but I did not see any that said you had to buy directly from them or excluded Amazon. One of the stipulation if a remember correctly is that you must water test the case every 30 days which I cannot realy picture anybody doing. Personally I spent almost 2 hours on the phone with Lifeproof to get them to honor their warranty on one I bought dirrectly from them and then had to pay the return shipping cost on a case that was a week old. Amazon was no problem and nobody beats there price that I coul find.
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Amazon please answer these question below, because I don't think is right that you guys are selling something that doesn't work as advertised. Because this would be called "false advertised"
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i believe amazon has a 30 day policy, but i have not had one problem with this battery. i am very happy with my purchase.