Terms of Site Use

 

By using this site you agree to Amp Crazy.Com's "terms of site use" as described below, and any additional terms or policies that may be listed elsewhere on this site.

• Information contained within this site is for entertainment purpose only.

• We have made every attempt to provide accurate information regarding our services, sales products and materials.

• We assume no responsibility or liability for any mistake, omission or other error made in reference to any product, material or service mentioned on this site.

• We do not represent, nor are we affiliated with any manufacturer, title or product listed on this site, or same as protected by Patent, Trademark, Copyright or other legally Registered Use.

• Any product or material offered, whether new or used, is to be considered a redistributed "used" item and is "sold as is". 

• We do not imply or offer any warranty or guarantee, or offer same as granted by the original manufacturer for any product or material listed on this site.

• Please contact us with any questions concerning services, products or materials listed on this site, before placing a purchase order.

• By placing an order for a item listed on this site, you agree that you have read the item description and our terms & policies completely, and have verified that this item will apply to your intended use.

• We do not accept, exchange, credit or refund items that are mistakenly ordered or returned to us without approved authorization.

• We have a no return policy.  All sales are final.

• Products and reference materials offered on this site are intended to be used by qualified electronics professionals, and are offered for repair and restoration purposes only. 

• By ordering an item from us, you agree that the product or material provided will not be used for any illegal purpose, or to infringe upon any existing right covered by Patent, Trademark, Copyright or other legally Registered Use.

• We do not offer technical assistance or guidance to the novice, hobbyist or casual experimenter for amateur DIY repair purposes.

• Musical electronic circuits may contain dangerous or lethal voltages.

• Electronic repairs should not be attempted by anyone other than a qualified electronics technician.