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MP3 players: Ipod Warranty, through BestBuy!

by marcelomdsc - 9/23/06 6:10 PM
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Ipod Warranty, through BestBuy!

by marcelomdsc - 9/23/06 6:10 PM

Does anybody know about bestbuy 2 year warranty plan, should I get, I have the money but I have something esle I would like to buy, is it worth the money?

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Sometimes your credit card doubles the warranty.

by R. Proffitt Moderator - 9/23/06 6:14 PM In reply to: Ipod Warranty, through BestBuy! by marcelomdsc

Be sure you are not getting a free double.

Bob

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oh.....yes of course

by marcelomdsc - 9/24/06 1:01 AM In reply to: Sometimes your credit card doubles the warranty. by R. Proffitt Moderator

yeah, actually i dont own a credit card, as I just started working a month an a half ago, I dont have a credit card yet, so I ll be paying in cash, still not sure if I m getting the damn warranty.

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I did - and it worked for me, however wouldn't do it again.

by skicolorado - 9/24/06 5:57 AM In reply to: Ipod Warranty, through BestBuy! by marcelomdsc

I purchased an ipod at BestBuy a little over 2 years ago - it was a smoking deal on an open box. I did buy the warranty (given that it was open box). About months later, the battery was holding a charge for a max of 2 hours and the hard drive was making an awful sound.

Took it to Best Buy - Their claim was their warranty only applied if they could send it off site. After 30 minutes of discussion with the store manager and a detailed review of the warranty that said nothing about off site repairs, they actually replaced it (with a newer model), along with a stern warning that any future repairs would be sent off site (4-6 week turnaround)

Probably wouldn't purchase their warranty again.

When my husband decided on an ipod earlier this year, we purchased at Costco - they have a no questions return policy as long as you have the original reciept. If you have a Costco store nearby - I would highly suggest it - even if you have to pay the "upcharge" of 5 or 10% for not being a member, the return policy is well worth it.

Hope that helps!

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ohh

by marcelomdsc - 9/24/06 12:58 PM In reply to: I did - and it worked for me, however wouldn't do it again. by skicolorado

ok thats sound like a good idea but,
Actually I would prefer not to get it at costco, I mean I dont own a costco card so I would have to go with my aunt there, and anything regarding it would involve her I believe so...I would prefer to do it somewhere else that doesnt require a memebership,

Anyway I didnt quite understand why wouldnt you do it again.

Thanks for your help.

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Best Buy warranty

by StuXU - 10/20/08 10:18 AM In reply to: ohh by marcelomdsc

I bought my nano there a couple years ago with the warranty. The warranty is only an extra $20 as opposed to Apples $60 extended warranty. Anyways, I had been pushed in a pool with my ipod in my pocket which of course ruined it. I took it into Best Buy and told them my screen wasn't working. They checked to be sure it wasn't working then let me grab a new one. It was a great deal. My current one is having connector problems. So I will test how good the warranty to see if they let me get a new one again.

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