Can I buy a protection plan on a remanufactured product? If so, do I purchase for the remanufactured price or the retail price?
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There are several companys that offer a warranty on electronics Square is the best and they will do refursibshed
1557757
Not gonna happen; they won't (prior experience). Be wise and wait for the lightning deal (not guaranteed). You'll just end up paying extra for return shipping for the product, plus a 10% or more restocking fee.
1862273
It is my understanding that if you buy from the manufacture you are covered. Call the manufacture for more updated information . I bought directly from them so I would not run into that problem. They are great to work with.
783184
You need to check the information from the protection plan supplier. Some require you buy it while the item is "new" to you, while others give you up to 30 days to acquire it. eBay had some offers as much as 6 months after to add a Square Trade brand, but the Square Trade warranties I have been offered through Amazon have been at the time of purchase only.
195161
I would order from amazon or a prime reseller to be on the safe side. I got mine 6 months ago and at that time they shipped with no additional protection. I had to return the first one.
321005
Hello, no I did not buy a protection plan. In fact, until receiving your question, I did not know that Amazon offered a protection plan. Amazon accepted my return without question. They even sent a freight company to my house to pickup the elliptical when I returned it. The return shipping was at no cost to me.
673976
If you mean, the listed "purchase price," so far as I know, it is a one-time charge. You are purchasing this "protection plan" much as any other item--the difference being: you buy it, and hope you never have to use it. I can't report on how things go if you do have a problem with the "protected" item.
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Yes, as M. Russell mentioned, Squaretrade is one of several available 3rd party protection plans. At the moment, you can purchase this tablet for $99.99, and Squaretrade offers a protection plan for $15 on tablets costing under $100. Their protection plan claims to cover all manufacturing defects, wear and tear issues, and accidents (including drops and fluid spills) for up to 2 years from the date of purchase. Just note that in order to get the protection, you have to sign up for the protection plan within so many days of purchasing the tablet. You can't wait 6 months, have an accident with it, and suddenly decide to get a protection plan. Yes, as M. Russell mentioned, Squaretrade is one of several available 3rd party protection plans. At the moment, you can purchase this tablet for $99.99, and Squaretrade offers a protection plan for $15 on tablets costing under $100. Their protection plan claims to cover all manufacturing defects, wear and tear issues, and accidents (including drops and fluid spills) for up to 2 years from the date of purchase. Just note that in order to get the protection, you have to sign up for the protection plan within so many days of purchasing the tablet. You can't wait 6 months, have an accident... » Read More Yes, as M. Russell mentioned, Squaretrade is one of several available 3rd party protection plans. At the moment, you can purchase this tablet for $99.99, and Squaretrade offers a protection plan for $15 on tablets costing under $100. Their protection plan claims to cover all manufacturing defects, wear and tear issues, and accidents (including drops and fluid spills) for up to 2 years from the date of purchase. Just note that in order to get the protection, you have to sign up for the protection plan within so many days of purchasing the tablet. You can't wait 6 months, have an accident with it, and suddenly decide to get a protection plan. « Show Less
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If there is a vendor still selling a product as brand new (unused) then I would go by my date of purchase as being the beginning of the warranty period. I would look towards the manufacturer and/or the vendor for specific warranty information.
221620
I've wondered the same thing. It's basically like paying $30 for the chance to replace the kindle one time if the owner were to crack the screen or something like that. I think Amazon is good at taking back things with electrical problems, so I don't think the protection plan would be needed for those types of situations. The one thing I don't like is that they can replace the kindle with a refurbished model if they want. I'm typically careful with my electronics and I'm buying the Amazon case for my Paperwhite, so I'm leaning more towards no on the protection plan right now. I still have almost a month to decide though since I just ordered my Paperwhite on the 3rd and it's not expected to arrive until Nov.5.
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If you purchase at SquareTrade.com directly, you get the option to add accidental damage coverage. Check at SquareTrade.com for the exact coverage. I'm sure theft won't be covered.
325181
I don't know but if it's offered on the item, I would think it would. Most of the time, refurbished simple means it's returned. There is a spot by the item description that explains refurnished. This is Overstock; I've never had trouble with returns. They are fantastic. I hope I helped you. I never buy any electronics, on-line or at a store, without a protection plan.
729323
Yes, you can. Pretty much Squaretrade will cover any electronics you purchase new from Amazon.com or other reputable retailers / websites. You can get a free quote on Squaretrade's website prior to purchasing the item from a retailer.
284485
I only had a one year plan, so your plan might be different. If you read what the plan coverage on their website it states it says that if your item is irreparable, they will contact you to discuss options for replacing your item. It doesn't say anything about replacing it with a better model, but maybe your plan is different from the standard one. You should log onto the Square Trade website to review your plan for that specific item, then contact them with your request for the upgrade replacement instead of the refund. Good luck.
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It depends on the store, if they offer this protection plan. You can always ask either them or Square Trade. I believe that Best Buy offers its own brand of electronics protection. The best thing to do is akk them if they will honor Square Trade Proction Plan.
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Sorry; for this individual cannot honestly answer this question because you are buying a refurbished unit. The best answer/or idea that one can give. Take a moment and talk to a professional agent/or representative of this particular company. Therefore, he or she should be able to answer one's own issues in regards to this particular insurance plan that has been listed.
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Remanufactured in this context is same as refurbished. The unit I got was in box new condition. Not even a scratch..or fingerprint. Likely previous buyer had buyers remorse and retuned..so unit considered used. It is a hefty price..but a top of line toaster..and ideal size!