AnswersDriveAn Apple Certified Pre-Owned iPhone or CPO unit is a refurbished unit that has gone through Apple's certified rigorous tests and checks to make sure it matches up to Apples high standards. These iPhones come with a 12 month Apple warranty.
Then, what is the difference between pre owned and refurbished?
They are repaired by the original manufacturer and resold. The main difference between "refurbished" and "used" products is that refurbished products have been tested and verified to function properly, and are thus free of defects, while "used" products may or may not be defective.
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What does it mean pre owned phone?
A certified pre-owned phone is one that has been strictly inspected for any problems or issues that may have developed since the phone was originally shipped from the factory.
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Can a certified pre owned car have been in an accident?
If you have purchased a certified pre-owned vehicle and this vehicle has been represented without an accident either with or without a CARFAX and it ultimately turns out the vehicle is in accident or has been in an accident, the value has been adversely affected both by a negative CARFAX and the fact that the vehicle
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Do lemon laws apply to certified pre owned?
Lemon Law for Used Cars. Some used vehicles are certified by the dealer, which extends the existing warranty or creates an additional short warranty on the used vehicle. Having such a warranty will not only offer the potential for a breach of warranty claim, but federal lemon laws can also apply to the situation.
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What is the difference between a certified car and a used car?
What's the difference between certified pre-owned and used cars? A CPO car comes with a complete inspection that repairs any damaged or worn parts before being offered for sale. To get this same service when buying a used car, the buyer must pay for an inspection and usually any subsequent repairs.
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Is Carmax a CPO dealer?
Buying from CarMax is a hassle-free, no-haggle process. CarMax can be a viable alternative to buying a certified pre-owned vehicle from a dealership. A 3-year-old certified pre-owned vehicle will have a 5.8 percent price premium over a similar non-certified car. The CPO premium increases for luxury vehicles.
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Is there a law that protects used car buyers?
If you buy a service contract from the dealer within 90 days of buying a used vehicle, federal law prohibits the dealer from eliminating implied warranties on the systems covered in the contract. For example, if you buy a car "as is," the car normally is not covered by implied warranties.
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How does a car qualify for lemon law?
In order to qualify as a lemon under most state laws, the car must (1) have a substantial defect covered by the warranty that occurred within a certain period of time or number of miles after you bought the car, and (2) not be fixed after a reasonable number of repair attempts.
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Do you have 3 days to return a used car?
There's no three-day return period on a car. But even though it doesn't exist, people are still adamant that they can return a car within three days for any reason. California also has a law that allows someone who purchases a car from a used car dealer to also buy a two-day right-to-return policy.
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Is there a grace period to return a new car?
Dealer Policy. There are some dealers that offer between 24-hours and up to a whopping 30 days of grace period after purchasing a new vehicle. Some dealerships return the full purchase price during this time with no questions asked while others will pro-rate your purchase just as if you had rented the car.
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Can you sue a used car dealership?
Successfully suing used vehicle dealers can be tricky. To successfully sue a used car dealer, you must be able to prove that: you suffered a financial loss (this is not hard if you had to pay for repairs), and. the dealer is legally responsible for your damages.
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How much does it cost to go to small claims court?
There may also be costs of collecting any judgment that you may receive from the small claims court if the defendant does not pay willingly. Filing Fees: Currently, filing fees are generally $30 for suits up to $1,500, $50 for up to $5,000 and $75 up to $10,000.
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Can a car dealer sell a lemon?
Specifics vary by state, of course, but in general apply to new cars sold by a dealership car salesperson. Some states are beginning to modify the law so as to also cover a used car purchase, but only if the vehicle is still under warranty. Your vehicle is covered if you meet your state's Lemon Law criteria.
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What would be considered a lemon car?
Under the law of most states, for a vehicle to be considered a lemon, the car must 1) have a "substantial defect," covered by warranty, that occurs within a certain time after purchase, and 2) continue to have the defect after a "reasonable number" of repair attempts.
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What does it mean when a car is a manufacturer buyback?
The Bagwells knew the car was a manufacturer's buyback, but they never thought it might be a lemon. In Florida, a manufacturer's buyback can mean that the company bought the car back out of goodwill simply to satisfy an unhappy customer, but it may also mean that the vehicle is legally classified as a lemon.
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What is a manufacturer buyback title?
Beware of lemon car buybacks. Manufacturers say that when they buy back a lemon, they fix the problem before sending it to a dealer auction and that paperwork is done to identify the vehicle as a “lemon buyback,” much the way vehicles decaled total losses by insurance companies are supposed to be branded as “salvage.”
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What is a buy back program?
What Is a Stock Buyback? Stock buybacks refer to the repurchasing of shares of stock by the company that issued them. A buyback occurs when the issuing company pays shareholders the market value per share and re-absorbs that portion of its ownership that was previously distributed among public and private investors.
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How does the buy back program work?
Stock buyback refers to publicly traded companies buying back their shares from shareholders. This reduces the amount of outstanding shares in the market and typically, based on simple market dynamics, raises the stock price. For instance, if a buyback increases the share price, the earnings per share ratio will go up.
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What is a buy back offer?
A buyback is repurchase of shares, means company purchase their own shares from market which in turn reduces the open share in market . Reason of Buy- Back of share :- 1 To Increase in the value of share by reducing the supply of share. 2.eliminate any threats by shareholders who may be looking for a controlling stake.
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Can you use second hand games on ps4?
Sony PS4 will support used games: no restrictions, online check-in or authentication required. What's more, unlike Microsoft's controversial Xbox One 24-hour offline gaming window, PS4 owners will not have to connect to the internet in order to continue playing games.
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Can you play used games on the Xbox one?
Xbox One games will not require an Internet connection every 24 hours just to play offline. A one-time Internet connection will be required during system set-up, but that's it. Games on disc may be lent, resold, given away and rented, just as Xbox 360 discs are today.