What do you call a warranty that does not cover for the spares?
467945
since a condition is brought into the contract, as per the indian law of contracts it is called conditional warranty
365265
extended warranties are only a benefit to the company that sells them... its 100% profit in their pockets if you don't used them... which is highly likely because if it breaks it usually does it within the manufactures 1 year warranty after that its most likely broken by abuse, water damage or "normal wear and tear" which is not covered under extended warranties.
458194
I would build my own.\n\nIn response to nolimit's answer below - depending on who you buy from it's actually to your advantage to be able to build your own because each part has it's own warranty.  If something screws up, you replace only that particular piece of hardware.  Whereas with most prebuilt systems, if you even touch the motherboard it voids your warranty.
977545
i was trying to look for its groupset and its material, well i guess for that price, what you pay is what you get, just check with your LBS for its warranty, cause i think its not going to last! CHEERS
1055998
You can't, that information is solely given to your supplier or retailer... But if you should insist, email the serial numbers to the manufacturer. They'll tell you when it was made. But as for warranties, the manufacturer doesn't do direct, they issue small companies a cut for being local service centers, just get your official receipt and go to a service center near you. They can check it for you. little hint, on the OR date, it's usally plus one year.
382257
Try www. EBAY.com  , they have all kinds of things put on at various times and days. Someone could be offering replacement or spare parts on there.
133773
The manufacturer. Sometimes they provide it, sometimes they don't.
581566
what kind of atv is it? did it have warranty? was it used or new?  go at the main shop and explain them what happened if not just send them threat letters.
809151
The cost of doing so outweighs the value of most warranties.\n\nThey know you will find this out sooner or later. That's why they are not backing the warranty.
345954
I'll answer following your question sentence by sentence.  Your mechanic has a lower estimate than the insurer...Well, estimates are, in fact, "estimates".  The appraiser for the insurer may have seen additional damage, or their could have been a part price increase.  Or, the mechanic's estimate was for structural and mechanic repair but did not include aesthetics such as blending paint to match faded, old paint.  The insurer can't estimate damages to repair a vehicle halfway - they have to write the cost to repair it completely.  By the mechanic's estimate or theirs, your vehicle would still be totaled.  This is because of the likelihood of additional, hidden damage that could be found in the middle of repairing the bike as well as other elements of a property damage claim, such as loss of use of the vehicle.\nNext, you say they offered $9000 to settle.  This may well be the valuation "AutoSource" listed.  But that's all a "book value" is - a number from a list.  Ask the adjuster to show you the AutoSource valuation if you are curious.  A book value cannot take into account factors such as the condition of your individual vehicle, not to mention aftermarket refurbishments.  And, finally, adding $8400 in aftermarket parts does not make the vehicle worth $8400 more.  Whatever you add to the bike, it is still a used version of the bike the manufacturer built.  Essentially, the insurer will pay you what the market will bear for your bike as it was just before the accident - Market Value.  It's a negotiable amount.  So if you want to "fight" the insurance company, bring something to them showing that it is worth more than they offered.  Find your own "book value" or some comparable vehicles sold recently.\nBy the way, you called those "compensatory damages".  Interesting you use the term.  After all, the insurer's job here is to "compensate" you for the value of what you lost.  You think they owe you more?  Why?  Think about "why" and then bring the answer to the insurer with documentation to back your assertions.
910661
Try calling customer care on EBAY and ask them, I don't know what Terms&Cond. they have!!
639349
Guarantee: To accept responsibility for an obligation if the entity with primary responsibility for the obligation does not meet it. \n\nWarranty: An agreement between a buyer and a seller of goods or services, detailing the conditions under which the seller will make repairs or fix problems without cost to the buyer.
383959
I wouldn't, unless they're local.  Craigslist advices you to do business with local persons only.  You wouldn't want to travel too far just to get something small.  I'd rather pay full price at the store, and at least I get some sort of warranty.
697829
no kiddin.... but where did you get this laptop from.... ??????\nIf that's a real problem... then take all your laptop warranty papers and go to the nearest service center that belongs to the brand of your laptop.... else post again with the LAPTOP SERIAL NUMBER...(someone might be searching for it).
276116
This is what Dell says their current warranty is for their notebook computers.  I'm not sure if they changed it over the last seven months?\n\n"Portable computer batteries and AC adapters carry the lesser of either a 1-year limited warranty or the length of the limited warranty for the Dell computer with which the battery or AC adapter, as applicable, is shipped."\n\nIf your laptop had a one year warranty, then you should be covered.  Go back and look at the paperwork Dell send you when you purchased the laptop.
732319
No they usually don't.If you are buying things through internet from America, maybe you don't want to take the trouble of sending the goods back to China to repair if it's broken.So there is no point for them to have warranty.
114958
.could you possibly mean RMA no.? Is this a computer you are sending in for service?