22.08.2024 09:10
New regulations have been introduced for the sale of second-hand technological products. The Ministry of Trade has made it mandatory to register refurbished technological products in the ministry's information system. It has been learned that the decision, taken to prevent consumer grievances and prevent unregistered sales, will come into effect after 3 months.
A new era is beginning in the sales of mobile phones, tablets, smart watches, computers, modems, and game consoles. Rising prices have increased activity in the renewed technological product market over the past year. Broken or faulty phones and tablets were being refurbished and reintroduced to the market by replacing their parts.
REGISTRATION PROCESS BECOMES MANDATORY
Companies were able to register their refurbished phones in the Ministry of Commerce's system depending on their preferences. However, with this new regulation, the Ministry of Commerce has made this registration process mandatory. Companies are now required to register refurbished phones in order to sell them...
"IT'S GREAT FOR THE CUSTOMER"
Phone seller Kenan Ertürk, who evaluated the new regulation for Show News, said, "This new regulation is great for the customer. The customer will now know what they are buying because the device they purchased is registered with the Ministry of Commerce."
PREVENTING UNREGISTERED SALES
With this regulation, the aim is to prevent unregistered sales in the second-hand phone market and to ensure that consumers can access these products in a reliable manner. This decision not only covers mobile phones and tablets but also imposes a registration requirement for computers, smart watches, modems, and game consoles. The decision will come into effect in 3 months.