I bought a digital camera locally, NOT on Amazon. Can I still buy/use this SquareTrade warranty purchased ON Amazon? *confused*
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Sorry, I do not know the answer to your question. Maybe you can contact someone from Amazon about this.
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I believe you can, but try contacting them to be sure. They were AMAZING to work with. Just got my camera back all fixed. http://www.squaretrade.com/get-warranty/?ccode=bs_war_adword_036:ST&gclid;=CKKz5sK527wCFW3xOgodEQsARQ
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Yes. Just make sure that you have documented the purchase of the camera with some sort of clear receipt/invoice specifying the price you paid and to whom and the precise camera model and serial number. You should then register the camera with SquareTrade and feel confident that any future claim will then be fairly and promptly handled.
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I purchase squaretrade warranties for all my electronic products I putchase. Doesn't matter where you buy it.
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Kodak was in bankruptcy and came out in, I believe, Jan 2013. I believe there is warranty support and this might be something you would want to take up with Amazon. As I see it, Amazon takes some responsibility for the companies products they sell. If you have problem with it and don't feel comfortable with buying their products then maybe you should shy away from it. Myself, I feel confident that Amazon won't leave me out in the cold if something goes wrong with one of the products they sell. Hope this helps. By the way, the Camera is great. We bought this for my grandson. I have an older model which I've had for three years and it is working great. Kodak was in bankruptcy and came out in, I believe, Jan 2013. I believe there is warranty support and this might be something you would want to take up with Amazon. As I see it, Amazon takes some responsibility for the companies products they sell. If you have problem with it and don't feel comfortable with buying their products then maybe you should shy away from it. Myself, I feel confident that Amazon won't leave me out in the cold if something goes wrong with one of the products they sell. Hope this helps. By the way, the Camera is great. We bought this for my grandson. I have an older... » Read More Kodak was in bankruptcy and came out in, I believe, Jan 2013. I believe there is warranty support and this might be something you would want to take up with Amazon. As I see it, Amazon takes some responsibility for the companies products they sell. If you have problem with it and don't feel comfortable with buying their products then maybe you should shy away from it. Myself, I feel confident that Amazon won't leave me out in the cold if something goes wrong with one of the products they sell. Hope this helps. By the way, the Camera is great. We bought this for my grandson. I have an older model which I've had for three years and it is working great. « Show Less
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I don't know what you are buying, but the warranty cost is usually related to the cost of the item and the number of warranted years. So, if you are getting a Square Trade warranty through Amazon, and it is specific to the cost of the item you are buying, for the number of years you want the warranty for, then I assume you are good to go, and Amazon is just offering a better deal.
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After speaking with them, I can say with certainty that you have 30 days to buy a plan from the day you purchase your product. ALSO -- for many who I'm sure are wondering, the Square Trade Amazon deals are good for products purchased ANYWHERE, even outside of Amazon. The only exception, I'm told, is eBay. You can confirm yourself, but I gave them an example scenario of buying a product at Best Buy and buying a Square Trade Warranty on Amazon and they said yes, it can be done this way. Of course, you definitely should not take my word for it and call them yourself to confirm. For me, I was looking at an ADH warranty on a $1300 product, that, on the Square Trade website costs $269.99. On Amazon, the same price range costs $186.34 and yes that is also with ADH. They said that their Amazon prices are such because Amazon customers/vendors have a special arrangement. Again, call and check for yourselves. Meanwhile, based on my call and the generally good reviews here on Amazon, I am very close to making my $1300 purchase here along with the ST ADH warranty as well. Likewise, SmartGuard is another warranty that appears on Amazon for $79, and their similar plan includes an extra year (4 years total). This plan is Amazon-specific though. I called SmartGuard and they sound like appear to be a decent/legitimate company owed by AMT. For you camera people - Adorama.com has similar ADH warranties (from New Leaf) selling for $79. I'll probably be buying from either of these $79 plans to be honest - easier on my wallet. Hope my experience helps... the other answers posted here before mine didn't help me much.
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Yes, you can use Square Trade,contact them through there website for specifics on the product you are purchasing a warranty for.
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I believe Squaare Trade Warranties start from the purchase date of the product or the Squar Trade Warranty for the product if it happens that the warranty purchase date lags a bit latter than the day the product was purchased. I haven't double checked but I believe one can click one's way to the full terms and conditions while at Amazon.com. Best of fortune to you in 2015.
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The answer is NO. I purchased a new Ipad on eBay. I called SquareTrade and asked if I could buy the warranty on Amazon for use with an eBay purchase. I was told that as long as the Ipad is new, the Amazon warranty would apply. So, I purchased the warranty on Amazon. When trying to register my Ipad, the "Place of purchase" was "Amazon". This could not be changed. Wanting to make sure that this warranty would apply to my Ipad, I called SquareTrade again and explained the problem. The process to get this straightened out took SEVERAL hours. The calls are outsourced so I was dealing with Indian agents with, for the most part, thick, heavy accents so I had to ask them to repeat themselves again and again and sometimes just giving up on the answer to that particular question. In addition, their comprehension of English was limited. At the end of my first call, the agent thought it was a glitch so he canceled my purchase and told me to buy it again and try registering. After hanging up, I did (it didn't work - same problem). During multiple calls, I was put on hold several times. For one of the holds, I waited over 10 minutes and had to hang up and call back. In addition, my call was dropped several times. Each time I had to call back and start at the beginning. In the end, a supervisor informed my agent that the Amazon warranty only applies to products purchased on Amazon. The Amazon warranty is better (offering longer terms and specials in pricing) than their warranty for other retailers since Amazon their biggest reseller. SquareTrade should make this clear in the description.
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Good point. I've purchased several reasonably priced warranties from Square Trade & have never had to use one. Hmmmm.....
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Yes. When you deal with Amazon you are getting the USA warranted with the camera. That is why I like to buy through Amazon. They research the companies they deal with to make sure they are reputable.
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I purchased an extended 2 year warranty with square trade through amazon for under 70 dollars at the tme of purchase. One never really know how good a warranty is until you use it. However I have confidence in dealing with amazon.
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Only the usual 1 year warranty comes with your purchase of the item brand new. I bought an extended warranty through amazon at Squaretrade at a very good price.
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I called and spoke to someone on the phone and they told me it has to be an Amazon purchase, however someone else asked this same question and there was a bit of discussion on the topic. I decided to buy the warranty here on Amazon and just give it a shot. They did accept my registration and my receipt from a product purchased somewhere else. I sent them a copy of my receipt as part of the registration and then called to confirm that everything was good to go. Personally, I'd much rather buy electronics here from Amazon whenever possible. The only reason I didn't buy my computer from Amazon was because they couldn't match the student discount I got elsewhere.
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I received an email confirming my purchase of the warranty on the same day I purchased the camera. I believe I had to register with Assurant. I haven't had to use the warranty service, so I'm not really sure how to use it, but I did receive some additional information about a month after buying the service. I'm assuming the details are in there if I ever need it.
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I'm not sure about this particular company offering a longer warranty, but search "squaretrade" in amazon. They offer a bunch of different warranties for different products. I haven't bought a warranty from them so I can't vouch for it personally, I just know that they offer them.
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It depends - Square Trade will allow the warranty to be purchased on certain NEW items after you bring them home & only for a limited time after the purchase. I had checked into it for an IPOD, did not bother with the warranty, saw no need. However, it was offered at that time for up to 3 months into the purchase/ownership, after which they would not cover the item. Hope that helps with your question....I would check with Square Trade - & - my experience with them was hideous, so frankly I would not buy one of their Warranties anyway.
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You can get a SquareTrade warranty regardless where you purchased your computer from. Also, they do most electronics, not just computers. I have filed claims on a plasma tv (50") and a GPS, and Sq. Tr. paid both w/o question. I have had probably 8-10 warranties w/ them, from cameras to TVs.