Washington § 19.130.020 Sales of new or reconditioned telephone equipment—Disclosure of certain information.

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§ 19.130.020 — Sales of new or reconditioned telephone equipment—Disclosure of certain information.

Washington § 19.130.020

Title 19BUSINESS REGULATIONS—MISCELLANEOUS

Ch. 19.130TELEPHONE BUYERS' PROTECTION ACT

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Wash. Rev. Code § 19.130.020 (2026).

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Any person offering for sale or selling new or reconditioned telephone handsets or keysets, private branch exchanges, or private automatic branch exchanges of not more than a twenty-station capacity, shall clearly disclose prior to sale by methods which may include posting of notice or printing on the equipment package the following:

(1)Whether the equipment uses pulse, tone, pulse-or-tone, or other signaling methods, and a general description of the services that can be accessed through the equipment;

(2)Whether the equipment is registered with the federal communications commission under the applicable federal regulations;

(3)The person responsible for repair of the equipment;

(4)Standard repair charges, if any; and

(5)The terms of any written warranty offered with the equipment

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Any person offering for sale or selling new or reconditioned telephone handsets or keysets, private branch exchanges, or private automatic branch exchanges of not more than a twenty-station capacity, shall clearly disclose prior to sale by methods which may include posting of notice or printing on the equipment package the following:

(1) Whether the equipment uses pulse, tone, pulse-or-tone, or other signaling methods, and a general description of the services that can be accessed through the equipment;

(2) Whether the equipment is registered with the federal communications commission under the applicable federal regulations;

(3) The person responsible for repair of the equipment;

(4) Standard repair charges, if any; and

(5) The terms of any written warranty offered with the equipment.