Cancellation period for defective goods?

Hello,

I bought something online, but it arrived defective. The process with the store owner is very tedious and, unfortunately, very slow. I've lost my courage and desire to continue with this. Unfortunately, the 14-day cancellation period has already expired.

Am I now obligated to request a repair or a replacement part? Or does the cancellation period only begin once I receive the working product?

In addition, I would like to ask:

Does the statement "Don't worry, I'll send it to you today, try it out and decide which one you prefer. Once you have it, you have 15 days to decide" count as a valid cancellation policy? Otherwise, he didn't say anything about cancellation. There's no contract yet, and there's nothing about cancellation on the website… No terms and conditions at all.

Thanks for reading and sorry for my typo.

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LUKEars
3 months ago

oh man… in the store you shouldn’t have been buying…

How did you pay? PayPal could help you with this…

it would not be a revocation, but a refund for hopelessly broken goods… such a refund is quite easy for 6 months, because one assumes in the time that you are not the cause of the defect…

LUKEars
3 months ago
Reply to  Kaeufer99

The Amp was needed (which was not reported in the ad). The built-in parts are high quality but not the same as described on the website.

yes… tells all this PayPal… then there’s the money back…

LUKEars
3 months ago

I’m sure it works…

LUKEars
3 months ago

try it with PayPal… how should it get worse?

PayPal is your friend… “Pal” is called “Friend”…

LUKEars
3 months ago

but it was needed…!? that is a significant deviation….

also it’s broken…

and the parts are different than described…

PayPal believes you more… except you used PayPal/Friends…