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	California Lemon Law for your Computer

California Laws are formulated in such a way that any retailer does not cheat the buyer. After automobiles, computers are the most purchased commodity in California and the government ensures that the consumers do not suffer because of a defective product. According to the California Computer Lemon Law, if your computer lacks in the promised performance, requires heavy maintenance and has hardware and software problems very frequently, the retailer is answerable to you. It is the manufacturer’s duty to have your system repaired or replaced provided you are covered under warranty. He may have to bear expenses such as your attorney’s fee in case you are taking him to court. Although you are legally safe in making purchases from even unreliable sources, it is advisable not to head in this direction.

In order to ensure you get what you pay for, keep few things in mind. First and foremost, steer clear from tricky retailers who are providing deals, which are too good to be true. Remember, there’s always a catch. Always. Secondly, when buying a product, make sure that you’ve got all the terms and conditions right. Do not take the sales person’s word for it. Whatever is the agreement, it should be in writing. That’ll save you a lot of trouble. Deal only with reliable and reputed retailers who have a name to keep and thus will ensure quality of the products that they sell. Transacting through a credit card gives you the opportunity to block the payment and thus minimize the damage in time. Legal matters can take much time and effort so it is always better to be on the safer side. However, if you do get into one, make sure you have all the records and statements so as to substantiate your point.

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