I just ordered a Sony Waterproof camera and Smart Guard warrenty company was offered. Can I still buy this companys warrenty? and use it on my prior order? ALSO if the seals fail on the camera and it gets wet is it covered under warrenty? I just ordered a Sony Waterproof camera and Smart Guard warrenty company was offered. Can I still buy this companys warrenty? and use it on my prior order? ALSO if the seals fail on the camera and... » Read More I just ordered a Sony Waterproof camera and Smart Guard warrenty company was offered. Can I still buy this companys warrenty? and use it on my prior order? ALSO if the seals fail on the camera and it gets wet is it covered under warrenty? « Show Less
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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'm pretty sure as long as you meet Square Trades criteria and upload your sales receipt and you are still within the timeframe to do so.
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Yes, I don't see why you would not be able to.I would contact SquareTrade just to be sure and go them. Square Trade will cover ANY repairs or damage even if you drop it, gets wet...anything. If they can't repair it and they will replace it.This is why I like the plan so much.
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I would go to the smart guard website maybe you can purchase there or go with square trade they sell a warranty on amazon and it doesn't matter where you purchased your equipment
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Heather, the camera and lenses came with US only guarantees (not worldwide). As I bought the camera kit for export I did not take a close look at the length of the guarantees. Currently, I do not have the guarantees to hand as I am away from home. I would have though that Amazon would provide a replacement if there was any defect in any of the products. I would ask Amazon directly. If you still need to know the detail in early October then send this question again and I can look at them for you. Regards Harry
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I believe the manufactures warrenty is 1 year. There is an additonal 1 year of coverage that can be purchased for about $20 I have never purchase any additional warrenty time for any of my 11 cameras. I did have trouble with a 2009 and a 2010 trophy cam and bushnell replaced both of the defective cameras at no cost to me other than sending in the defective cameras for repair. I currently have 10 of the 2012 models and 1 of the 2013 models and have not had any trouble with any of them. Last year I had 10 cameras out in the woods for 7 + months and did not have any trouble with any of them. In the 7 + months of use they took about 100000 pictures.
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Generally GoPro is pretty good about not being sticklers about small items on warranty. That being said however, it's none if their business what you do with their product. You bought it for a premium price while paying a premium price for every accessory they manufactur. If you use an off brand charger, just don't bring it up when you call them for a repair request. Sorry, I know this did answer your question directly but I hope it helps.
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Jenni -I did file a complaint with Olympus and with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). A letter from the BBB came in last week - Olympus has NOT responded to two separate requests from the BBB. If they do not reply to the third, it will be a stike against Olympus - which does not look good to customers.In addition - if your camera is only 27 days old, I suggest to try to get it exchanged at the store you bought it at. If not, be sure to call Olympus. If you get no results, ask to file a complaint. They should assign you a case number - and a corporate rep will call you back. Good luck! Jenni -I did file a complaint with Olympus and with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). A letter from the BBB came in last week - Olympus has NOT responded to two separate requests from the BBB. If they do not reply to the third, it will be a stike against Olympus - which does not look good to customers.In addition - if your camera is only 27 days old, I suggest to try to get it exchanged at the store you bought it at. If not, be sure to call Olympus. If you get no results, ask to file a complaint. They should assign you a case number - and a corporate rep will call... » Read More Jenni -I did file a complaint with Olympus and with the Better Business Bureau (BBB). A letter from the BBB came in last week - Olympus has NOT responded to two separate requests from the BBB. If they do not reply to the third, it will be a stike against Olympus - which does not look good to customers.In addition - if your camera is only 27 days old, I suggest to try to get it exchanged at the store you bought it at. If not, be sure to call Olympus. If you get no results, ask to file a complaint. They should assign you a case number - and a corporate rep will call you back. Good luck! « Show Less
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Talked to Smart Guard today. In order to transfer the warranty to you I have to supply them with your information, name, address, telephone. You may send that to me at my personal eMail address...cod...iroc...at...gmail
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You would need to contact Smart Guard to get an answer to your question. Sorry I am not an expert on warranties. Only Smart Guard could tell you what they cover. I don't understand why Amazon sent me an email asking me to answer this question. I am just a consumer like yourself. Hope you get an answer to your question.
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I can't help you with this. my camera has always been & will be used only under dry conditions. Nothing in the Specs says that this model is waterproof. dust sealing against its sensor might be an official feature that is YET to be tested. you might want a leather half case to give it more grip. Presumingly, it is not sealed against waterfalls. Good luck
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Great question, Warranty information should be available in the owner's manual for the product. If you need information about a warranty before placing an order, you can contact the manufacturer, Sony. You can contact them through this contact form: http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/select-system.pl?DIRECTOR=CONTACT&SR=nav:support:electronics:contact_support:esup If you decide to place an order and experience any problems, let us know and we'll do whatever we can to help. You can contact us via phone, chat, or e-mail using our Contact Us page:
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I don't usually buy an extended warranty from any company for anything. Statistically they are rarely worth the cost as most are never used to the extent that they are worth the price. The one I bought is for a Rebel DSLR Camera and I know the minimal cost to repair almost any part of the camera is likely to pay for itself the first I may have to use it. I did not check the cost of a warranty for this camera from Best Buy so I cannot give you a fair answer as far as comparison, sorry. Good luck with your purchase, I believe my purchase was worth the cost.
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Yes, I haven't bought the store offered warranties in years. I get the warranty through square trade regardless of where I purchase my camera or appliances. I have had wonderful luck with square trade.
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I don't have the time to look for the warranty information, but I would check that first to see if the camera is under warranty. I did look up the Camera on Sony's Asia Pacific website & found some information that might be useful to you. Here's the link: http://www.sony-asia.com/support/faq/433701/product/dsc-w670 Here's the support link. The FAQs might be helpful to you: http://www.sony-asia.com/product/dsc-w670 And, I purchased a 2nd battery & am considering purchasing a 3rd battery because the battery life is so short. This is the batter I purchased. I see one reviewer tested it & wasn't happy with it, but you can take a look: http://www.amazon.com/ABC-Products%C2%AE-rechargeable-Cybershot-Cyber-Shot/dp/B0082DIZO0/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top
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I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it, and after purchasing, it takes a while to get via the 'Net, giving you little time to 'return it'. I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it,... » Read More I bought the warranties having just 'lost' two computers that weren't under warranty and the parts to fix them were no longer available. I bought them simply for the replacement value. I can't speak about Smart Guard because I don't remember what their warranty did and did not cover, but extended warranties are generally a poor investment. They know how long the product will last and their warranty periods take that into account. I understand you also have to fight them; they accuse claimants of mis-use, etc. I find it telling that you can't read Smart Guard's waranty prior to buying it, and after purchasing, it takes a while to get via the 'Net, giving you little time to 'return it'. « Show Less
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Thank you Stephen,I just tried to buy the SX210is from amazon but was told they won't ship it to Brunei where I am at the moment - wierd, they sent me a dive computer a few months back.Does any one know a camera whole saler with similar prices that ship overseas?Anyway, I think I will buy the SX210is somehow anyway, I think it sounds like a great little camera to take on holidays and snap family pics/movies.For diving I am thinking I might use and old canon A520 that I have - I'll just have to chase up the housing for it, until I get decent at it then I'll sink more money into a good dive camera. Thank you Stephen,I just tried to buy the SX210is from amazon but was told they won't ship it to Brunei where I am at the moment - wierd, they sent me a dive computer a few months back.Does any one know a camera whole saler with similar prices that ship overseas?Anyway, I think I will buy the SX210is somehow anyway, I think it sounds like a great little camera to take on holidays and snap family pics/movies.For diving I am thinking I might use and old canon A520 that I have - I'll just have to chase up the housing for it, until I get decent at... » Read More Thank you Stephen,I just tried to buy the SX210is from amazon but was told they won't ship it to Brunei where I am at the moment - wierd, they sent me a dive computer a few months back.Does any one know a camera whole saler with similar prices that ship overseas?Anyway, I think I will buy the SX210is somehow anyway, I think it sounds like a great little camera to take on holidays and snap family pics/movies.For diving I am thinking I might use and old canon A520 that I have - I'll just have to chase up the housing for it, until I get decent at it then I'll sink more money into a good dive camera. « Show Less
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I ordered it for myself but it was the wrong product. I have a Sony camera, but this one is for Sony camcorder. It's an original Sony battery not refurbished. It came in an original package, but it had been opened. It looks "brand new" or at least "like new" to me. I don't remember the name of the seller. Hope my answer is helpful.
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I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the... » Read More I bought a warranty the same day I bought the camera. I read that one of your responders said you could get a separate warranty anytime before the manufacturer's warranty expires. While I'm sure this is true, I would add a cautionary note: I had the experience with the Nikon COOLPIX in which their authorized repair shop found that while they acknowledged manufacturer (or warranty-covered problems), they came up with a reason to void the entire manufacturer's warranty. This, after only using the camera two weeks. I was relieved to have the backup warranty in place; they took care of the problem for me. « Show Less