I have a lot of experience in warranties of products. I gained
             this experience through my job at best buy. I use to work there
             for six months and I know everything about this. Well to start
             off warranties from the manufacture are very limited and you
             have to read the fine print to know what is covered. In this
             there a lot of gimmicks and flaws. Well I will start of in how to
             be a very careful buyer and get right for your money.
             Well for many large products there are usually a 1 year
             warranty. Now remember the warranty only specifies that they
             cover only manufactures defects and no misuse in the product
             for the life of it. And they have the right to use remanufactured
             parts and null and void the warranty at any time. Also they can
             put a rule that this device may not be used out of the U.S. and
             cannot be sold outside of the country. Well so as example , you
             buy a laptop for two thousand dollars and the laptop has the a
             crack in the screen . They can reject the repair issue and say it
             was your fault and it will cost about five hundred dollars and
             you are out of question why? This is why, you have done harm
             to the product and the company will find any reason to just say
             your fault and you will buy another one. Now there is a
             alternative to this some stores offer a post secondary service
             plan which states probably three years of full service and extra
             benefits for a price. One example is that u buy a computer the
             service plan costs two hundred dollars for three years. It may
             seem a rip off and it may not. Well stores
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