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Posted by GMAN on 11/04/06 18:47
In article <454b40b5.14106875@news-server.houston.rr.com>, spam@uce.gov wrote:
>On 2 Nov 2006 20:37:15 -0800, "traffik33" <traffik33@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>>Wal-Mart has a generous return policy. Any problems during the first 90
>>days and you can exchange for a new unit or complete refund.
>
>You can return the product for any reason - it does not have to be
>defective. If asked tell them it does not perform according to your
>original expectations based on the advertising.
>
>[NB: Always check the packaging of any product at a retail store
>because they may put the returned item back on the shelf. Get only
>packages that have not been opened.]
Its illegal to sell an opened or returned item as new to unsuspecting
customers, at least here in Utah.
>
>Also, most people do not consider an extended warranty. There are two
>kinds - straight replacement and repair. They pay postage both ways.
>However the product has to be a minimum price. A $30 product doesn't
>qualify.
>
>I bought the Polaroid DRM2001G for $220 at W-M and evaluated it for 30
>days (it has a 90 day factory warranty). Then I bought the 3-year
>extended service policy for $24. Including 8.25% sales tax, the total
>comes out to $6.77 per month or 23 cents per day for the next 38
>months. That's a deal so incredible that I can hardly believe it.
>
>I have a DVDR backup so when I have to send the Polaroid off for
>service I am covered. The warranty company claims it can take up to 3
>weeks depending on parts availability. The warranty even includes free
>cleaning and broken remotes.
>
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