Telstar Electronics wrote:

Peter is a frustrated attorney, electronic engineer, brain surgeon...
and a few more professions he knows nothing about... lol
Just humor him...

Brian, now you are just being silly.

I have NEVER claimed to be a brain surgeon, you made that up.
I have NEVER claimed to be an attorney, you also made that one up.
I AM qualified and experienced as an electronic engineer. I have
worked for manufacturers, service agents, retail chains and have run my
own business. I have the certificates to show my training and
qualifications
in electronics, computing and business.


You, on the other hand, claim to be an electrical engineer. But this
not the same as an electronic engineer and does NOT qualify a
person to do electronics work or design circuits for use in radio
equipment.
When, some time back, I offered to show you my qualifications if
you show me yours, you fell silent. I guess that you had nothing
to show.
Although someone else posted a link...

http://img105.imagevenue.com/img.php..._122_173lo.jpg
Obviously, soldering was not part of any training you did.


You trade under the name of Telstar (there is another business with
that name), but you cannot make up your mind whether it is a business
or hobby.
I guess it's whatever suits your purpose at the time. When boasting or
trying to impress, it's a business. When defending the "pocket money"
income, it's just a hobby. Maybe, when it comes to guarantee and
trading laws, it's a hobby?


So please, Grifter, don't try misdirecting the attention from your own
deception by accusing other people of it. People who live in glass
houses...


Now, as for the original discussion...
I have given you the links which tell you, very clearly, the legal
situation.
All I did was suggest that you check with the companies involved, so
protecting yourself from possible legal action.
If you decide to ignore the facts, then you cannot cry like a baby and
claim that you did not know. These posts are cached and, should
someone feel it necessary, they may be used to prove that you knew.


It is interesting that, after I post links showing the the facts, you
launch
a personal attack on me. I guess those links must hurt, yet they should
not - they should help you to make sure you avoid the risk.


I have tried to be helpful by giving feedback, information and even
links to the information from an attorney Web site. I try to help you,
and you hit me with your handbag.
I guess that shows the attitude that customers can expect if they do
have problems with your products.


Regards,
Peter.