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Re: Need advice

2011-04-24 by Jimbo

The first step should be to contact Yamaha. They would have the record of what dealer purchased the piano and when. It's possible the same dealer sold the piano twice. It's also possible they did not get your piano from Yamaha. I would let Yamaha sort things out. Make sure of what your Warranty is with Yamaha. They have a lot of control over their dealers. I would also have a good piano tech, not associated with the dealer, go over the piano for any problems. If the receipt is in fact for the same piano, it may be even older than 2 years. The important fact is that your receipt says the piano is NEW. I would avoid the dealer until you have all of the information. Then go get 'em if you have a strong case. Jim

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