For Square Trade's warranty to cover a HP printer, does the printer have to be purchased thru Amazon.com
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I do not think so. I would contact Square Trade directly just to make sure!
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You have to register with the Squaretrade website. I think they just want your Amazon invoice AND your original purchase receipt of the item you're insuring
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I don't work for SquareTrade, but being a long-time customer of theirs, I can answer that for them. No, not just Amazon.com. They offer warranties on just about anything, no matter where you purchased it. I recently bought a warranty on a mouse I bought from Best Buy, and two headsets I bought from Amazon. In the past year, I bought a SquareTrade warranty on a television I bought at Sears, and a BluRay player I bought through Dell.com. Looking at their website (because I buy their warranties direct, not on Amazon), they even sell warranties on appliances, and sell warranties for items sold on eBay. Their website is SquareTrade.com. I don't work for SquareTrade, but being a long-time customer of theirs, I can answer that for them. No, not just Amazon.com. They offer warranties on just about anything, no matter where you purchased it. I recently bought a warranty on a mouse I bought from Best Buy, and two headsets I bought from Amazon. In the past year, I bought a SquareTrade warranty on a television I bought at Sears, and a BluRay player I bought through Dell.com. Looking at their website (because I buy their warranties direct, not on Amazon), they even sell warranties on appliances, and sell warranties for items sold... » Read More I don't work for SquareTrade, but being a long-time customer of theirs, I can answer that for them. No, not just Amazon.com. They offer warranties on just about anything, no matter where you purchased it. I recently bought a warranty on a mouse I bought from Best Buy, and two headsets I bought from Amazon. In the past year, I bought a SquareTrade warranty on a television I bought at Sears, and a BluRay player I bought through Dell.com. Looking at their website (because I buy their warranties direct, not on Amazon), they even sell warranties on appliances, and sell warranties for items sold on eBay. Their website is SquareTrade.com. « Show Less
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This is a question you have to ask The company that offers the protection plan. It did not cover my Epson Printer because it was not available to anyone living in the U.S. Virgin Islands. We are considered either "International" or a U.S Protectorate. It is rather hilarious that I can purchase the same item SOLD here at a higher price and can obtain a replacement warranty at a reasonable cost yet I can't obtain one that I buy online. I suggest you ask if a extended warranty can be obtained prior to purchasing your item. I did not have that luxury. I was notified that my warranty was not valid almost two weeks after I had received the printer. If I had advance notice I would not have wasted my time purchasing this product. Sorry to rant and rave but very disappointed with the supplier of the protection plan. I wish you the best. Amazon always has excellent buys online.
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Yes it is. When you go to the website to register, the "Purchased At:" field will be pre-populated with "Amazon.com". I called SquareTrade and they confirmed that there is no way to register a product purchased elsewhere through this warranty. They were able to cancel it and I purchased a new one directly through SquareTrade.com. FWIW, it's been over a month and they haven't been able to provide a refund yet, although they insist they are working on it. It might be possible to somehow make it work, but I would suggest using this only for items purchased on
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If you purchase this warranty from Amazon it's only good for purchases made through Amazon. For items bought off E-Bay you'll either have to purchase the warranty straight through Square Trade's website or the E-Bay website.
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i buy cheap ink that is compatable with the printer off of amazon. worrying about voiding the warranty is pure folly. they never honor warranties, and a printer is about $100 bucks when the additional warranty is 75% of that. never buy a warranty for anything that costs less than $500---it is a total waste of your money!
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I believe you can purchase the Square Trade warranty up to 30 days after your Chromebook purchase. I bought mine a week after I bought my Chromebook. Their customer service is very friendly. You should call them to verify.
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Based on the results of a search on Amazon for Square Trade, I'd say yes. My case was a little complicated. I returned a computer to Amazon, and Square Trade gave me a full return for the insurance. In the meantime I bought another computer from Best Buy but didn't get around to insuring it until the typical 30-day window had passed. Still, working directly with Square Trade, I got coverage under "new computer" terms.
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You can buy directly. www.squaretrade.com. But why bother? Cheap and easy to order from Amazon at the same time you order your product. By the way, I recently had a printer die and the service I got from them was fantastic!!!
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"Square trade bought on amazon are for amazon items only." That is completely false. I called Square Trade today and the representative verified Amazon is simply a reseller of these warranties. They apply to ANY retailer you purchase your item from as long as it is within 30 days of purchase! Just make sure to purchase the proper warranty for your item. Type in "Square Trade Hard Drive or Square Trade Laptop, etc." and it will give you the warranty you should purchase! :)
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I purchase squaretrade warranties for all my electronic products I putchase. Doesn't matter where you buy it.
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No. You can go to www.squaretrade.com and see all sorts of warranties for new and refurbished items. Square Trade is the most recommended on Amazon, Google, etc but you don't have to buy it only on Amazon.
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Warranty will depend from whom you are buying the printer from, usually refurbished items will not have warranty, if they do it will likely be limited to 30 or 90 days depending on who the seller is HP, or HP third-party or any kind of other vender. As for the cartridge, I recommend by Hp supplied Toner for best results any non-Hp compatible catridge may work but some of them usually leak toner into the printer and stand chances of ruining 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.
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It depends - Square Trade will allow the warranty to be purchased on certain NEW items after you bring them home & only for a limited time after the purchase. I had checked into it for an IPOD, did not bother with the warranty, saw no need. However, it was offered at that time for up to 3 months into the purchase/ownership, after which they would not cover the item. Hope that helps with your question....I would check with Square Trade - & - my experience with them was hideous, so frankly I would not buy one of their Warranties anyway.
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Square trade let's you buy it after the fact, if I remember right there was a slight delay if you purchase after. I did that when I bought a laptop through Staples. They switched to Squaretrade but it was more expensive. Also, do a search on squaretrade discount codes. I am always getting emails with new codes to discount warranty purchases. Just go to the squaretrade site, it's pretty clear.