New era in the sale of second-hand technological products: It is becoming mandatory
The Ministry of Trade has made it mandatory to register refurbished second-hand technological products in the ministry's system to prevent consumer grievances and curb the informal economy. The decision will come into effect in 3 months.
The record-breaking exchange rates have increased the prices of technological products. For this reason, citizens have turned to refurbished technological products.
Parts of broken or damaged mobile phones and tablets were being renewed and offered for reuse.
The Ministry of Trade has also taken a new decision regarding the sale of second-hand technological products.
Previously, companies could optionally register the technological devices they refurbished in the Ministry of Trade's system. However, with the new regulation, the registration process has become mandatory.
While it has become mandatory for companies to register in order to sell refurbished mobile phones or tablets, the regulation aims to prevent informality in the second-hand phone market and ensure that consumers can access these products reliably.
THE REGULATION DOES NOT ONLY COVER PHONES AND TABLETS
In addition to mobile phones and tablets, computers, smartwatches, modems, and game consoles have also been included in the regulation.
IT WILL COME INTO EFFECT IN 3 MONTHS
The decision taken will come into effect in 3 months.
News Source: 12punto
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