grey imports

  1. Hanno Labuschagne

    Grey imports a big problem on Takealot marketplace

    Grey imports a big problem on Takealot Takealot sellers are listing several parallel import products, also known as "grey" imports, without the labels and warnings as required by the Consumer Protection Act (CPA) and the retailer's own policies. MyBroadband first reported on an issue with...
  2. Hanno Labuschagne

    Grey import warning for sellers

    Grey import warning for sellers South African individuals and small businesses looking to capitalise on the explosion in e-commerce by reselling so-called "grey goods" should be aware that buyers must be given mandatory notices about warranties on such products. South Africans have...
  3. P

    Dual-Sim Capability & Special Import Mobiles Worth It?

    Hi All, I am wanting to get feedback on people's experiences with special imports? I am paying cash for a phone for the first time, and am a little nervous about a simple 6-12 month warranty. I am looking at the Samsung A5 2017 Dual-Sim for around ZAR R5,000, which leads to my next...
  4. S

    The Core Group & Parallel/Grey Imports of Apple Products

    Does anyone know the legal implications of 'grey' imports of Apple products such as MacBook Pro's and iPads into South Africa, specifically for resale? I already know that for personal use, we have a "no holds barred" approach on any product imported into SA, given that they are legal to use/own...
  5. jes

    Grey imports in SA versus the consumer protection act

    Grey imports in SA versus the consumer protection act Consumers to get some protection when buying parallel imports
  6. CathJ

    Core accuses 'grey' importers

    Link The comments on there are particularly good.
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