Can someone that bought the Frustration-Free Packaging version of 32GB or 64GB confirm that it also comes with a Lifetime Warranty? The Standard Packaging description shows the Lifetime Warranty, but it is conspicuously absent on the FFP product description. Thanks. Can someone that bought the Frustration-Free Packaging version of 32GB or 64GB confirm that it also comes with a Lifetime Warranty? The Standard Packaging description shows the Lifetime Warranty,... » Read More Can someone that bought the Frustration-Free Packaging version of 32GB or 64GB confirm that it also comes with a Lifetime Warranty? The Standard Packaging description shows the Lifetime Warranty, but it is conspicuously absent on the FFP product description. Thanks. « Show Less
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The frustration free packaging was nice, but I must say I will not purchase these drives again as they have all failed on me, certainly I could go through the efforts of replacement and may but the issue is the data lost. All drives have been used on Mac & PC and ejected correctly but come up with the "format" error, there is no chance of data recovery for them... I loved the speeds but the reliability just isn't there. No matter what you do keep backups! (not just on these drives)
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The frustration-free packaging comes with an insert information card. It has a lifetime limited warranty in the US and a 30 year warranty in Germany and regions not recognizing lifetime limited. Also, I think the frustration-free packaging needs a bit more padding. My experience with SanDisk USB sticks has been great. Very reliable and I can't recall a read or write error. My sticks are used mainly on Windows XP and Windows 7 machines and a Samsung blu-ray player.
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I didn't order a brand new one, I got it refurbished, so no there was not a warranty. Everything was exactly as the seller said it would be, so I believe that if they tell you it will be brand new with a warranty they will hold to it. However I cannot speak for the people who reviewed negatively.
631909
then, it is not true that it has a lifetime warranty True is a piece of junk if they will not respond at q sold, should not continue deceiving people. how you resolved your problem ????
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HI! yes it comes with 32GB internal memory, works great, it really is OCTACORE, faster than the standard one, and no it does not have warranty, I still haven't needed it.
674410
This may be a question for Amazon. I believe the FFP (I haven't seen FFB) stands for Frustration-Free Packaging. You can see this FFP on all kinds of products on Amazon.com
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I know this is a bit after the fact, but just in case it helps others...I ordered mine from Crucial, and it came in clear hard plastic packaging that says "anti-static packaging - eso safe" on it, and it is most certainly not loose or bouncing around. It fits securely inside the package that appears to be molded perfectly for this product. The RAM module itself has a Crucial label on it that said removal (of the sticker) would void the warranty.I don't remember what else is on the sticker and I pretty much stripped the screws so I can't really open up my netbook to check...I too have only purchased Crucial, and highly recommend their product. I know this is a bit after the fact, but just in case it helps others...I ordered mine from Crucial, and it came in clear hard plastic packaging that says "anti-static packaging - eso safe" on it, and it is most certainly not loose or bouncing around. It fits securely inside the package that appears to be molded perfectly for this product. The RAM module itself has a Crucial label on it that said removal (of the sticker) would void the warranty.I don't remember what else is on the sticker and I pretty much stripped the screws so I can't really open up my... » Read More I know this is a bit after the fact, but just in case it helps others...I ordered mine from Crucial, and it came in clear hard plastic packaging that says "anti-static packaging - eso safe" on it, and it is most certainly not loose or bouncing around. It fits securely inside the package that appears to be molded perfectly for this product. The RAM module itself has a Crucial label on it that said removal (of the sticker) would void the warranty.I don't remember what else is on the sticker and I pretty much stripped the screws so I can't really open up my netbook to check...I too have only purchased Crucial, and highly recommend their product. « Show Less
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It does come with a lifetime warranty. Dorman has a amazon liaison, and resolved the issue almost instantly. Sent out the new PMD. It didn't even require me to send the old one. Its considered hazardous shipment, and they didn't want it back. I highly recommend buying from Amazon. Your local place is going to want close to 400 bucks, and i'd trust amazon's warranty over a ebay seller.
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I just went to the website, got their phone number called them up and they sent me a whole brand new one for free. I didn't even know if it was still really under warranty and they sent one for free anyway! Pretty good deal!
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I don't understand what frustration free packaging means? I ordered two Optima Batteries from Amazon and I had to "jokeling open them up with a crow bar. The packaging was the best and most secure that I have ever seen. Isn't that the purpose? to get a quality item shipped without damage and not have FFD (frustration free damage) Great Product and Great Packaging. VERY HAPPY! PS: You buying the battery or the box it comes in?
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I bought 2 drives from Platinum Micro and they did not have the warranty after checking on the WD site. However, that did not stop Platinum Micro from claiming they did carry the 5yr warranty in their specific listing. Just be careful and plan on returning the drives. I ended up paying a little more and purchasing from Newegg to ensure a quality product was delivered.
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If you buy it new you get a year, there are a couple of vendors that claim a lifetime warranty, but the price probably covers it, and some only give you 30 days on the used ones. Again, I believe it comes down to the vendor, but Intel does give a year to three years depending on the model
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No it does not come with a lifetime warranty, it does comes with a 1-year limited warranty. The only problem I believe is that the limited warranty does not cover any damage to the actual phone, it just covers the case. As a suggestion, always keep as much protection around your phone as possible. Most people who have an OtterBox Defender Series Case tend to have really expensive phones and for this reason it's important that you only take your phone out of the 2-part case to clean it and then make sure to place it right back into the case. Hope this helps.
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They say lifetime. But to get that you have thirty days to fill out warranty card and send it in. Plus you have to register it online.
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It has a limited lifetime warranty. If there is a defect or you receive the product damaged it would be replaced.
1120645
Webwizardry, I wondered, too, so I Googled it and discovered that in the months since you posted your question, additional online info explaining this kind of packaging has appeared. Turns out that Frustration Free Packaging is an Amazon.com invention that replaces the original packaging with a simple carton. Pros: Less fiddly. Cons: (1) Buyers lose the original artwork, etc. of the original packaging. (2) Buyers take the risk of pieces, instructions, or other items that were sealed in the original packaging getting lost in transit, as it were, during the move from the original packaging to Frustration Free Packaging. For more info -- and a side-by-side comparison -- check out Amazon's YouTube video here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fXcoM1W5kJ4. (While you view, also check out the comments, which include contributions from Amazon customers who've tried both Frustration Free Packaging and standard packaging.) From what I saw at YouTube, Frustration Free Packaging might really come in handy if one is ordering an item for, say, an elderly relative, or someone who has physical or cognitive challenges or is just plain super-strapped for time. For my own part, however, I'd rather spend extra time unwrapping something than risk having the item I ordered arrive with pieces missing. This is doubly true in the case of an item that is made in China, as the "Pandemic Board Game" is. As thousands of Amazon.com reviews indicate, many of us have learned the hard way that items manufactured in China quite often ship with promised components -- e.g. batteries, essential screws, assembly wrenches, instruction sheets, etc. -- missing; I personally see no need to tempt fate by enabling a packaging transfer that offers an additional opportunity for things to go missing! At any rate, Webwizardry, I know that I'm posting this answer long after you posted your question, but I hope that the game shopping that you were doing when you posted your question last year went well. : )
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I don't know abut the lifetime warranty, but the screen doesn't look like the picture AND there were three all together in the package. I don't know how you get replacements. The protector itself however is really quite good though it tends to have places where it starts to come off and not stick at the top of the screen
1120644
If memory serves, "Frustration-free" packaging is packaging that is easier to open. Sometimes, more than likely, frustration-free packaging will take longer to ship than standard packaging.