Is it worthy to buy a 4 year guaranty from Warrantech?
1440982
I may not be the best person to answer your question because I never buy extended warranties on anything.
1440983
I don't have any experience with Warrantech. So far my D-Lux6 is excellent. No complaints.
1440984
No. The camera was obsolete three months before you bought it. Save your money for your next camera. Parenthetically, the DLux 6 is a very good camera. I use mine a lot for still shots and video and the color accuracy is excellent and the pictures are sharp and excellent to look at.
64665
Can't guaranty it. But seems like it is worth a try. Here is another option: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B007Q25Z64/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=1WAHTMVAHX97N&coliid=I2YRWE32K9CAVN
1150719
We did not buy the extended warrenty, We generally do not buy any extended warreny. We believe that if the product is defective most likely will be during to regular warrenty. Also, most repairs have you pay the deductible and ususaul with the deductibale and the price of the warrenty that you paid for, you are most likely paying out what the machine is worth for its age at the time. There is that chance that you have a bad machine and make out for getting an extended warrenty, but you are better off in the long run to not buy any warrentee and save the warrenty money to pay for the one appliance that does break.
155475
I would be very careful with this warranty. They exclude alot. They have a rep...Mike who loves to push their product. I ask Mike questions about the warranty. I ask him to send me the fine print. He never did either. my wife bought me this warra6. When I read the fine print we cancelled it. Be careful, very careful
35330
I recently purchased my SquareTrade 100% coverage/replacement warranty. After searching for SquareTrade coupons online, I was able to get a 4 year warranty for $109.
1244801
I usually don't buy warranties, but decided to do so for electronics that would be too expensive to repair on my own. I wouldn't go with best buy-- who knows if they will be around in 4 years. I went with square trade-- nominal cost for peace of mind. Less than $100 for 4 years.
257139
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'.
429445
Yes,of course. Global warranty can be acceptable. Actually about 3month ago I used it fix.
904541
Yes, Just read the fine Print. My warranty covers it if I even accidentally drop it. I believe this may be one of the best warranties around.
239603
I've never bought an extended warranty. If the product is that bad, extended warranties would either be very expensive, or not available ... they are NOT going to lose money on them. Figuring the store selling the warranty takes its 50 percent cut, then that leaves only 50 percent for the warranty company (either a 3rd party or the manufacturer) ... and again, they wouldn't do it if they lost money. If you're worried and need the extension to sleep at night, fine. But the companies are betting that they will pay out less in claims than they take in through warranty sales ... and they have their own research to back up their business plan. Certainly some products might prove a good deal to have that extension, but which ones? You'd have to buy a warranty on every product you buy ... and you would most definitely lose out overall. In my case, from cars to VCRs, I would never have made out with an extended warranty. And remember, many credit card companies already double the warranty anyway.
1610193
Your the only one worried about a warranty. It's too cheap to waste time worrying. Pocket change. If you want quality don't buy cheap. Buy the expensive Dell adapter if your this concerned. Mine has been working well and will out live the warranty window.
2140621
You really need to research the company you buy the warranty from. I bought a warranty on my laptop from CC and it paid for itself. I also bought a warranty from magnolia for my GPS unit and it too more than paid for itself. But if the company offering the warranty isn't legit or buries you in fine print then it's buyer beware...
1692246
Yes, you can add this warranty any time while you are still under the existing manufacturer's warranty. For most electronics its either 90 days or a year.
2067884
Yes unless the other company you purchase the item from also offers it , they might not, then again you might not need the extended warranty, most units lasts beyond extended warranty.
575995
I bought my computer from Amazon and purchased a four year protection plan through Smart Guard Protection. I'm not sure if you can do it with yours since they were purchased at Walmart and eBay, but it can't hurt to check into it. Their website is www.mysmartguard.com
257137
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
1185700
Yes I believe so, and if you buy it here on Amazon you should get your warranty and coverage through SquareTrade also because they cover what B&N; dont. However, it is a bit of a pain in the A** to get your product replaced. What they did with mine is I was going to have to send it in and then they were going to give me the money for the product instead of replacing it. So its worth it if you have another computing device or tab and wouldnt miss it for 2-3 weeks unless you have Prime and get it pretty much the next day.