Are there any limitations on coverage in GA?
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sorry, I don't really know. Just call amazon they are very friendly and helpful. The number is 1-866-321-8851.
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We are in Virginia. Our unit covers a 15' x 30' room very comfortably. My wife suffers from allergies and she is happy as a pig in manure with this unit. It does have an effect on dust control relative to the rest of the house. However 1950 is a lot of square footage to cover.
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Depends on what type of insurance. All photography magazines list insurance companies that will do this. Leica has extended policies, but all of these have time limits which are usually 90 to 180 days.
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As long as it was bought in the last 30 days, you can get coverage. It does not matter where you bought it.
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I'm not 100% sure but this might help answer your question. http://www.att.com/travelguide/coverage/coverage_details.jsp?CIDL=76&MNC=CING
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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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It was covered before. Prime policy says nothing about low-priced items not being covered. It's easy to find similar examples of bigger & heavier items that are covered. Here's another one:Onkyo SKS-HT540 7.1 Channel Home Theater Speaker System
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Amazon sells the cover for this grill. If you leave it in the hot Georgia sunit only last about two years. I am on my second one. I have my grill out year round, so you can understand. It also lets out for the added smoke box that is available.
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My TV broke in 80 degree weather here in Birmingham, AL. The bottom is completely exposed... not good coverage. It would be much more worth it to get a cover that fully zips up underneath. I did after having to buy a new TV since this manufacturer wouldn't own up to the issue and my TV has been fine since.
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Think you can insure from most any purchase. Not sure of time limit. Give square deal a call. They were very helpful and fair with me.
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I believe you have a window to add the protection plan. Check the web site or with customer service for the time frame allowed. Just be sure to read the small print. The plan ends when the company has covered the cost of your gadget. That may be in two months, twelve months ... or may last the entire two years if you have not needed their help before then.
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I'm not 100% sure but this might help answer your question. http://www.att.com/travelguide/coverage/coverage_details.jsp?CIDL=76&MNC;=CING
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My insurance wouldn't, I don't know about all insurances.probably should ask your agent.
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I also feel the same as the first poster here does ..I think I will google and try to find a better warranty for electronics. That is crazy. The issue is a clause stating coverage, though, doesn't start until the 61st day. I just don't understand why I'm paying for 60 days of no-coverage??? Shouldn't new device start the warranty period when the item's warranty ends OR when coverage starts?Thanks Bert now I know even more.
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I'm sure, you would have to check clears coverage area for the location you are in.
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You would need to contact Gateway and see if they have coverage that far south.
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I don't think I would provide enough coverage for that much area. Might need two,