In the US (unless you are a dealer) you are the original purchaser and the warranty does not transfer to the second buyer. I assume it is the same in Canada, but in any case if you sold it in the US the buyer has no warranty with Canon.
It's the same as if a person in the US sold to a person in the US or Canada to Canada. The warranty is technically not transferred so anybody buying should expect no warranty. However, I've never personally had canon refuse to do warranty work on that basis.
khphotography wrote:
It's the same as if a person in the US sold to a person in the US or Canada to Canada. The warranty is technically not transferred so anybody buying should expect no warranty. However, I've never personally had canon refuse to do warranty work on that basis.
here's the comment I was waiting for. thank you kh.
Canon Canada told me the same. Technically, Canada warranty is good for CAN.
and US warranty is good for USA.
But I used to send a camera to Canon; I was not the original owner, and Canon Canada didn't ask for my receipt or else. The camera was still on warranty.
