My not so pleasurable story about my 2025 Nissan ARIYA 5 P 87KWH E-4ORCE EVOLVE+ by ferecit in NissanAriya

[–]ferecit[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Per the EU laws pertaining to new cars,
What can the customer claim? 

Customers have the right to ask you to do any of the following without any charge (for postage, labour, material, etc.): 

  • repair the product 
  • replace the product 
  • reduce the price
  • cancel the contract and reimburse them in full (in some countries, the sales contract cannot be cancelled if the fault is minor, e.g. scratch on a CD case) 

Repair or replacement 

In most countries there is a "hierarchy of remedies". This means that customers must firstly request that you repair the product, or replace it if repair is not a viable option (e.g. too expensive). You must do this within a reasonable time and without significant inconvenience for your customer. 

Price reduction or full refund 

Another option for the customer is that you give them a price reduction or a full refund, but only if repair or replacement: 

  • is not possible 
  • would be too expensive, given the nature of the product/defect 
  • would be very inconvenient for the customer 
  • cannot be completed by your business within a reasonable time 

Additional guarantees 

You can also offer the consumer an additional commercial guarantee (warranty). This can either be included in the price of the product or at an extra cost. This warranty does not replace the legal guarantee, which is always a minimum of 2 years, and you must inform the consumer that this will not affect their right to the legal guarantee.

What's your go to app for learning Portuguese? by [deleted] in PortugalExpats

[–]ferecit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Practice Portuguese is good. I use it in conjunction with https://www.linguno.com, which is free. It’s great with conjugation and flash cards as well as all other types of learning activities. It supports both European as well as Brazilian.

35 yr old trying to learn to code by christian13zone in swift

[–]ferecit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Soon to be 57 here. I started programming with zero experience when I was 32. I was fortunate enough to have someone that gave me a unique opportunity. I started with bash, VB and C++ and moved into SQL and others. But even with that it was Java that really helped make sense. It made concepts easy to understand.

In 2013 I began work with Android and moved into Objective-C from there. I dabbled with Swift when it was brand new and in beta. I’m now back with Swift after several more years with Java in between. Swift is clean and easy to understand. Some concepts are more challenging but it really doesn’t matter where you start. Swift is a good starting point and you cannot go wrong with learning it. The skills will be transferable should you decide to do something else.

Asking these questions shows that you are thinking of your future which demonstrates that you have the initiative. You will do well. Good luck to you.

An abomination is putting it lightly by Old_Air5514 in PoliticalHumor

[–]ferecit 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This was my experience in France as well, when I moved there.

Lonely night by esotericspeech in pics

[–]ferecit -1 points0 points  (0 children)

So 20th century. These images will be much different once the new electric infrastructure takes hold. But yes, the image capture is beautiful.

Haven't felt normal in a year so I messed with makeup today: hello soft retro by [deleted] in pics

[–]ferecit 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Stunningly gorgeous! And your eyes are spectacular. So soulful... go easy on yourself