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I am not sure, but we have had this problem as well. We state on the work orders, that if the set is not picked up with in a certon length of time(can;t remember how long) that it became the property of the company because it is assumed the customer abandoned it. would talk to a lawyer and see how it is in your state.
Categories: Televisions and Projectors
Quoted a customer on tv repair. He hung up. Calls back 7 months later says wasnt his tv . Ask me if I still have his tv, I told him That I still had chassis , rest of tv was junked. Screen was in bad shape. I mean cracked and half missing. Said he would get a lawyer to sue me for tv. Could he have any rights in this situation? boo@bright.net
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February 8, 2008 7:47 PM
February 8, 2008 8:06 PM
In my state you must send a registered letter after 90 days. Once you get the signed letter back the set is yours to dispose of as you wish.
February 8, 2008 8:17 PM
Thanks for your posts, In Ohio they say after 30 days its yours. But I never had this happen before. I have been repairing tvs for a long time. Told customer I still had chassis, I think I`m worring for nothing. But he calls me back 7 mos. later DA.
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