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CYaBro:hifinut: Hi
The manufacturers will stand by their products even out of the 12 month warranty especially Panasonic. They will pay for parts for a reasonable time. The extended warranty is not from Panasonic it is an insurance policy and can save a lot of heartaches later but they are expensive policies.
And in most cases you may be covered by your existing contents insurance.
A mate had his stove blow up the other day.
His insurance is going to cover a replacement.
clevedon:CYaBro:hifinut: Hi
The manufacturers will stand by their products even out of the 12 month warranty especially Panasonic. They will pay for parts for a reasonable time. The extended warranty is not from Panasonic it is an insurance policy and can save a lot of heartaches later but they are expensive policies.
And in most cases you may be covered by your existing contents insurance.
A mate had his stove blow up the other day.
His insurance is going to cover a replacement.
I agree, we never have and never will pay for an extended warranty. Thats what house and contents insurance is for.
Regards,
Old3eyes
RustyGonad: Whatever they get discounted to is still a waste of money - whether it be $100 or $400 - its still money that doesn't need to be spent. Whatever you feel like your getting - fact is your getting nothing more than those of us who use the Consumer Guarantees Act.
They only afford protection to people who are disinterested in spending a few minutes researching their rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act. They will still come to pick the TV under the CGA as well...
Its the stock standard Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD) - sells alot of things... Some would call this personal preference - others call it ignorance... Either way someone just got a whole lot richer for selling nothing. If you take comfort in that, by all means continue to spend money on extended warranties.
Everyone else should read up on the CGA...
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