[Matapocho10]

Then If the buyer decides to put In a warranty claim, they'll see that the Item Is supposed to be non-existent, hence they can track the original purchase to you by Its serial number.

Thanks for your reply.
How big is the risk of the buyer deciding to put in a warranty claim? Would you take the risk and sell the item or just keep it? Is it possible to remove the SN?

informed about the legal guarantee and the distinctions between the seller guarantee and the parent company.
From what I understand the seller is compromised while the parent company can still carry out.
I would tell you from the SN without problems and preserved so when the seller warranty expires in legal terms you could also make a SN at the parent company by making a x2.
you sell and do not specify the seller, so it will never, under any circumstances, make you do a rebill.
If you necessarily want the seller or the receipt you could do a Fake.
It will be difficult for them to claim something or at most say that it is a gift and that you have no possibility of recovering a proof of purchase.