I purchased a Kindle 3G and ship date is 12/21/12. I would like to purchase two year protection plan. The plan qualifictation says I am not eligible
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You are not eligible for the 29.99 plan but you should be able to get the 39.99 plan
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I purchased it at the same time I purchased the Kindle Fire, so I'm not sure. I would definitely call and inquire about this because it is a relief to know it's protected. Call the 1-800 number.
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I would go to Amazon and buy it through them. As I remember you have 30 days from the time of purchase from other retailers but you have 90 days if you purchased you tablet through Amazon.
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I bought my computer from Amazon and purchased a four year protection plan through Smart Guard Protection. I'm not sure if you can do it with yours since they were purchased at Walmart and eBay, but it can't hurt to check into it. Their website is www.mysmartguard.com
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I spoke with two Squaretrade reps today on the phone, and both said no. One said that it used to be the case, but they recently changed the policy. In order to avoid problems with claims down the road, he said that a plan for a computer purchased at Best Buy, for example, should be purchased directly from the Squaretrade website. I do not know why that would have changed since the June 26th email below...Major bummer.
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To the best of my knowledge the Square Trade protection covers any electronic or appliance you purchase from Amazon. It must be purchased within 30 days of the item being covered. Hope this helps.
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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.
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Tania:I don't think so. One device, one warranty is my understanding.I always buy the warranty as I have had to return 5 of the 15 devices I've purchased.Suggest you call Kindle Support at their on-line number.Chuck Sankey, Ed.D.Hutchinson, KS
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If you purchase your case thru Amazon, go to the help page on LifeProof to purchase the 1 yr protection plan. at http://twpp.lifeproof.com/helpPrint out your receipt and save your box for registration.
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I believe you have to sign up for a 2 year contract, however you only have to keep it for 181 days for amazon's discount requirement to be fulfilled. So if I'm not misinterpreting this: if you cancel before 181 days then t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee and amazon.com will expect you to pay back the discount on the blackberry you recieved, or if you cancel after 181 days but before the 2 years are up t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee but amazon.com won't expect you to pay back the discount. I think t-mobile's cancelation fee is large so you are pretty much stuck for the two years. However (in case someone finds this information useful), t-mobile will waive the cancelation fee if you show them proof of residence outside their coverage area.
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You have 30 days from the date of your purchase to add the warranty to your device. This is for both Kindles purchased directly from Amazon, or even through an offline retailer like Radio Shack.
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Yes. If anything should happen to your kindle and it is not fixable by their Cracker Jack tech support, they would replace the product within the warranty period. You cannot afford to be without your protection plan whether one or two years, things happen. Must run through tech support for any determinations.
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Hi, You can order a warranty at the following Amazon link: SquareTrade 1-Year Tablet Protection Plan ($100-$150)
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It was my understanding you are required to purchase the extended warranty at the time you purchased the kindle paper white. The warranty became active upon receipt of kindle. I recommend contacting amazon or the 3rd party that offers the warranty.
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I have had to use it twice. Once to replace a Kindle Fire with a cracked screen, and again to have a cell phone screen replaced. All went threw with out a hitch, a new Kindle was ordered and I sent the old one back in the box that the new one was shipped in. They sent me a prepaid label to send the cell phone for repair in and it was back in a few days don't remember exactly how long it was. I will advise you to read the whole contract before purchasing. Someone pointed out in a review that (I can't remember what he said it was called) the contact is consumable. So if you buy a contract for a $600 electronic equipment and send it for a repair that cost $400, a second for $150. You would have a plan that only have a balance left of $50 (two repairs of $550 minus the original value of $600). So if you have forbid a third repair of more then $50 they would send you a check of $50 and then the plan would be cancelled out after that. I'm not saying thats a bad thing, you just got $500 in repairs for the price of the contract. I have multiple contracts with them and have only had to use two of them. Thats the problem with electronics, they for the most part work and will at last many warranties except for that one out of a thousand (barring power surges and drops which is what happened to the Kindle).
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We had a similar problem but already have our Kindle Fire 8.9 and were still able to add the 2-Year Protection Plan plus Accident Protection. I would assume you should be able to as well. The number to call for the provider (Servicenet) is 877-441-3836.
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Actually, the "warranty"(1-year) will be through neither Amazon nor Virgin, but through LG. If you're talking about 1 month return window, it's through Amazon. If you're talking about purchasing extra protection plan, it will be through whom you're purchasing it from (in this case Amazon).