[Refurb] Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus WiFi with S Pen 128GB $439, 256GB $479 Delivered @ Phonebot

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[Refurb] Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus WiFi with S Pen 128GB $439, 256GB $479 Delivered @ Phonebot
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Phonebot priced to clear Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus WiFi 128GB & 256GB. Cheapest at the time of posting. Advertised price shown when you add to cart. Price below includes shipping.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus WiFi 128GB $439

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Plus WiFi 256GB $479

  • Free Shipping (You can remove $8 transit cover fee when you select the shipping option)
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  • dm02 on 24/01/2025 - 10:04
    +18

    Just out of curiosity, why do you charge for "transit cover" in the first place?

    "Items lost or damaged in transit are not covered by Phonebot unless transit cover is added"

    This is false, under ACL if an item is purchased and either lost or damaged in transit the onus is entirely on the seller to either refund or replace the item, regardless of any payment for "transit cover" - this right cannot be waived by a consumer for not purchasing additional cover, regardless of if they pay extra for transit cover or not

    • morediscount on 24/01/2025 - 10:15
      +5

      it's just an extra source of income to trick people into fear

      • WSDtightwad on 24/01/2025 - 11:09
        +13

        Australian Consumer Law disagrees with that.

        https://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/consumers-and-businesses/pro…

        Phonebot is responsible.

        Our contract of purchase would be with Phonebot.
        ACL covers the thing arriving and in the condition it was purchased under that contract.
        Any contracts Phonebot has with AusPost are not the responsibility of the customer im afraid.

        Example from Consumer Affairs Victoria (ACL is the same in all states):

        Johnny went to a store to purchase a new refrigerator. The cost included delivery by the store.

        On delivery of the new fridge, Johnny noticed its door handle was broken. He contacted the store, who said the damage must have occurred in transit and was not a fault with the product. However, this was incorrect – the store had an obligation under the consumer guarantees to supply a product of acceptable quality. The product has a major problem, so Johnny could choose either a refund or a replacement product.

      • dm02 on 24/01/2025 - 11:12
        +6

        If I purchase an item from you, and I don't receive the item or the item is damaged, you are responsible for making things right as you have not supplied the product I purchased.

          • Pixie13 on 24/01/2025 - 11:43
            +1

            @erroorfree: That's crap. How do you stay in business.

          • WSDtightwad on 24/01/2025 - 12:43
            +1

            @erroorfree: No. That's not what the law says.
            Australian Consumer Law says you are responsible for providing the goods customers purchased. Please see the link and the example above.

            The customer's contract with you has nothing to do with any 'transit cover'. That is the vendors responsibility.

            By denying customers legal rights if they don't have your 'transit cover' you would be in breach of the law and potentially subject to legal action by the ACCC.

          • m9 on 24/01/2025 - 13:17

            @erroorfree: That's not how it works. You are not above ACL and you can’t take away a consumer's rights.

          • MeesusEff on 24/01/2025 - 14:34

            @erroorfree: Lol, even Aliexpress and Temu refunds you if the items were damaged in transit.

      • Black Hole on 24/01/2025 - 13:47
        +1

        I know for the fact that the store can claim for the loss and damages without the transit cover. You are just milking your customer's money.

  • Mike Paper on 24/01/2025 - 10:16
    +7

    I hate abusive use of the word refurb. It's just a used, second -hand item, and stop misleading any more.

    • ChairmanMeow on 24/01/2025 - 10:19

      But it has been sanitised! Have you seen the used items that shows up when you meet up with the seller from marketplace? /s

      • mfu on 24/01/2025 - 13:16

        You are right, bought a used car recently. I hate there are no one seling a refurb car.

  • ozvictor on 24/01/2025 - 10:20
    +7

    Horrible price for a 5 years old used tablet

  • rsac43 on 24/01/2025 - 10:20
    +2

    $479 for a USED S7 plus when you see deals for a BRAND NEW S9 ULTRA for $999

    • pakikanga on 24/01/2025 - 10:37

      Where do you see this?

      • rsac43 on 24/01/2025 - 10:39

        black friday last year, I bought one and its been fantastic

    • hopper on 24/01/2025 - 11:14
      +2

      Tab s9 11" was 500 a month ago, these should be under 250 to be a deal

  • Realist-dreamer on 24/01/2025 - 12:25
    +3

    Store won't admit they are acting against ACL and it's a ridiculously overpriced item, even brand new. Blocked!

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