Does the warranty apply if you're not in the U.S.A.? I.e. if you buy the Kindle from Australia (and use it there)?
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As "Arnie" answered in my question(very similar to yours), I guess this might be helpful: "There are limitations to the coverage. Clause 9 states: "This Contract Does Not Cover:" A. Any product located outside the continental United States, Alaska, and Hawaii." So, I would have to say no, it would not be covered."
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Hello buyer, it didn't say anything about international warranty.but if you purchased an item from amazon and it have a defect after,you can email amazon and they will send shipping label with the return address.as long as the warranty is valid or if its already out u will have to pay to fixed that item I believe.
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That means because the item is being imported you will get no warranty for it. I.E. Samsung America will not cover a samsung Uk warranty. Since you can't just mail it in to Samsung UK you virtually have no warranty. Some places will add an additional warranty for some money. I got my Nexus from popular electronics with a 1yr warranty.
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From the first line of the Technical Details:"With pre-order, your credit card will be charged for the protection plan at the time of purchase, but your coverage will not start until your Kindle is shipped"Seems pretty clear to me.
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Thank you for your time. Please note that warranty on this lens does not extend to Australia, or any country other than the United States. We are sorry for any inconvenience.
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Sure, you can use it in Australia - get the power power adapter and you are ready to go. Global warranty = ?? - I am not sure, call HP Customer Service and find out. Extended warranty - they offered, I declined. Hope this helps ...
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The warranty will, at the very least, be valid in the country of purchase. So, if you bought it in the US, then only the US and Canada. Any where else would be valid in the respective countries. It does not where the seller or place of assembly is based.
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Yes but international warranty is not available everywhere. The warranty excludes Central and South America and some other countries
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I think I have two answers for you. When it happened to me I got a "new" Kindle. But I always thought that it was refurbished, it went down in less than two years. I was told then that the practice would be to give me a new one for one of less value, by one step.
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I really don't know the answer to that Cory. All I will tell you is do NOT buy this particular charger period! The portion that plugs into the wall does not work even here in the U.S. They are defective. As far as what to use with your Kindle when you travel abroad I would try to contact customer service here at Amazon, or maybe a travel agent.
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Hi Palash, no, the manufacturer's warranty of this product is only valid in the country of purchase. Thanks_Mitch
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Hi, Carlos! The Kindle is an Amazon product. Local stores sell FOR Amazon. I also bought mine locally at Best Buy and registered with Amazon. I buy my Kindle content from Amazon. I did buy my 2-Year Protection Plan plus Accident Coverage from Amazon. I think it is a wise choice to protect your Kindle!
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I bought a Note 1 in Hong Kong n tried to fix it in Israel. I was told warranty only holds in the country u bought it. I just a Note 2 in New York n I did not research if it can be fixed overseas.
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EVGA has a global warranty. However, you would have to either send it back to Amazon for RMA, or to EVGA Taiwan as they don't have a presence in Australia.
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Amazon requires international versions to state no warranty. The warranty is only valid in hong kong
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Yes... personally I love Square Trade and would never go with another warranty. It can take a bit if you send it to them for repairs, but they give you the option to repair it locally and get reimbursed. I did this and the repair shop gave me the invoice before payment was due. Square Trade sent me the money via PayPal before I even had to pay for my item. We also used the replacement portion for my husband's Kindle Fire and had a new one in 2days. If you have a Costco membership, you can get a Square trade warranty anywhere from $69 to $99 for 3 years. Very worth it.
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The answer is NO. I purchased a new Ipad on eBay. I called SquareTrade and asked if I could buy the warranty on Amazon for use with an eBay purchase. I was told that as long as the Ipad is new, the Amazon warranty would apply. So, I purchased the warranty on Amazon. When trying to register my Ipad, the "Place of purchase" was "Amazon". This could not be changed. Wanting to make sure that this warranty would apply to my Ipad, I called SquareTrade again and explained the problem. The process to get this straightened out took SEVERAL hours. The calls are outsourced so I was dealing with Indian agents with, for the most part, thick, heavy accents so I had to ask them to repeat themselves again and again and sometimes just giving up on the answer to that particular question. In addition, their comprehension of English was limited. At the end of my first call, the agent thought it was a glitch so he canceled my purchase and told me to buy it again and try registering. After hanging up, I did (it didn't work - same problem). During multiple calls, I was put on hold several times. For one of the holds, I waited over 10 minutes and had to hang up and call back. In addition, my call was dropped several times. Each time I had to call back and start at the beginning. In the end, a supervisor informed my agent that the Amazon warranty only applies to products purchased on Amazon. The Amazon warranty is better (offering longer terms and specials in pricing) than their warranty for other retailers since Amazon their biggest reseller. SquareTrade should make this clear in the description.