Extended warranties provide coverage past the basic warranties and come in varying lengths and mileages.
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Most repair facilities offer warranties of 12 months or 12,000 miles, Bennett said, though AAA-approved facilities offer warranties of 24 months or 24,000 miles.
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The warranties are a product of Asurion, a company better known for insuring cellphones, and are offered on top of whatever warranties come from the instrument manufacturers.
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They also said Guitar Center's phone sales department has been selling the Asurion warranties to customers in Puerto Rico, even though the warranties are not valid there.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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According to Apple's terms of service, if you get something like a broken screen repaired by anyone but Apple, the company doesn't have to honor warranties, including the extended warranties of AppleCare.
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Last we checked, arrow strikes aren't typically covered under warranties.
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Warranties for purchased products is a $40 billion annual market.
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"Consumers don't know what the warranties actually cost," he said.
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Dealership warranties, however, might be limited to just that dealership.
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They're renowned for their durability, understated style, and lifetime warranties.
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Both brands offer high quality, good value and generous warranties.
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It also is currently honoring warranties, protection agreements and guarantees.
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES A comparison of the transaction's Representations, Warranties & Enforcement Mechanisms to those typical for the asset class is available by accessing the appendix that accompanies the new issue report, available at www.fitchratings.com.
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It will continue to honor member programs, including warranties and promotions.
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And it generates revenue from selling warranties and arranging auto loans.
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They also have support for Samsung Pay and full manufacturer warranties.
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We express no warranties about any estimates or opinions we make.
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This benefit only applies to warranties of three years or less.
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Right. You're basically throwing away money, which is most warranties. Right?
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The card also automatically extends manufacturer's warranties by up to one year.
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Some credit cards will even allow you to extend warranties for longer.
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Homes have paper trails, too, with warranties, mortgage documents and insurance policies.
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Some were spammy pitches for unwanted vehicle warranties or debt-relief services.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool was not prepared for this transaction.
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With the extended warranties offered through these two credit cards, on the other hand, you&aposll receive double the extended manufacturer&aposs warranty on eligible items for up to one additional year on warranties of three years or less.
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The deal didn't cover warranties, protection plans, gift cards, coins, or real estate.
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Last year, $44.6 billion in extended warranties were sold, according to Warranty Week.
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And you can do it without modifying the machines or voiding their warranties.
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Keep Warranty: app that saves the warranties and purchase slips of your appliances
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They also help unlock price protection, extended warranties and theft/damage/return protection.
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The company will continue to honor active warranties and service contracts, PCWorld reports.
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And I do recommended extended warranties, if you can afford to do that.
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Those whose warranties have already expired may shop around and choose another system.
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Warranties with arbitration clauses have become common in consumer electronics and other industries.
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) disclosed in the offering document that relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under Related Research below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) disclosed in the offering document that relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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Lantern also charged the studio breached representations and warranties in their asset purchase agreement.
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The company will honor warranties, too, and replace affected cards with new updated ones.
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The line item contains everything from extended warranties to iCloud and Apple Arcade subscriptions.
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This warranty extension is only applicable to manufacturer warranties of three years or less.
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For example, the Chase Freedom offers purchase protection and extended warranties as cardholder perks.
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It was also about selling credit cards and payment-protection plans and extended warranties.
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There is a slight difference between the 10-year warranties offered by the companies.
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In the early days of the Genius Bar, it primarily serviced customers with warranties.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under 'Related Research' below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the Appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES AND ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS A description of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms ("RW&Es") that are disclosed in the offering document and which relate to the underlying asset pool is available by accessing the Appendix referenced under "Related Research" below.
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Descriptions of the representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms for the transactions are available at www.fitchratings.
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The process is dangerous, definitely voids all warranties and probably makes the phone less waterproof.
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And many will extend the warranties of major purchases for an extra year or two.
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To prepare for them, they will need to rethink their warranties and indemnities with suppliers.
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The company reserves the right to void product warranties and refuse to service jailbroken devices.
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The recall program has no impact on the laptops' warranties one way or the other.
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These features, such as extended warranties, may be cheaper when purchased from a third party.
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The company declined to reveal how much it would cost to offer the extended warranties.
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Perks include auto rental damage waiver insurance, travel and emergency assistance services, and extended warranties.
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"You should save some money so you don't have to have the warranties," he added.
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Many brands, like Omega, will cancel warranties if watches have been serviced by unauthorized dealers.
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The thing that they are now doing instead of those are device protection plans. Warranties.
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Apple no longer threatens to void phone warranties if screens are repaired by other companies.
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Finding the return policies and warranties for both steel baking sheets took a little sleuthing.
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Sales associates at Guitar Center said customers had difficulty redeeming warranties on more expensive products.
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Manufacturers contend that the exclusions are necessary to maintain equipment integrity and to honor warranties.
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Credit cards also offer other valuable protections, such as chargebacks, extended warranties, and price protection.
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REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES A comparison of the transaction's Representations, Warranties & Enforcement Mechanisms to those typical for the asset class is available by accessing the appendix that accompanies the new issue report (see London Wall Mortgage Capital Plc - Appendix, dated 0003 November 2016 at www.fitchratings.com).
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Image: Alex Cranz/GizmodoLook for mentions of broken and damaged goods in these policies and warranties.
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Warranties are a major perk, considering that appliances can crap out at anytime from malfunction issues.
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Based on machine learning, these new warranties will reward drivers for their behavior on the road.
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The ads featured images from an existing social campaign and promoted free trials, deliveries and warranties.
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The suit's also backed by respective 1-year warranties for both the neoprene and the stitching.
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Other perks to look for in cards for holiday shopping include purchase protection and extended warranties.
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He noted that it was not unusual for companies to sell extended warranties in such situations.
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Extended warranties have become a big business: Roughly $40 billion, according to the newsletter Warranty Week.
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Unlike bikes which mix components, using one system means that warranties and servicing are (mostly) simple.
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The Sapphire Preferred card adds an additional year to most warranties of three years or less.
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Credit cards also come with insurance — virtually all banks guarantee purchases and many provide extra warranties.
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Rolex, long known for the reliability of its products, has led the way in strengthening warranties.
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In fact, many independent brand parts have lifetime warranties, something that car company parts often lack.
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NEITHER LOCKSTATE NOR ITS LICENSORS OR SUPPLIERS MAKE ANY WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THE SERVICE OR THE SOFTWARE AND/OR ANY INFORMATION OR SERVICES PROVIDED IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT, WHETHER EXPRESS, IMPLIED, STATUTORY OR OTHERWISE, AND LOCKSTATE ON BEHALF OF ITSELF AND ITS LICENSORS AND SUPPLIERS EXPRESSLY DISCLAIM ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF NON-INFRINGEMENT OF THIRD PARTY RIGHTS, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
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"We are honoring our warranties, protection agreements and guarantees as normal," the company said in a statement.
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When told, he noted other retailers, like Home Depot have begun to offer lifetime warranties as well.
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Included as an appendix to the report are a description of the representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms.
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Wearing a T-shirt that reads "I Void Warranties," Prager used to work on engines for Porsche.
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Included as an Appendix to the report are a description of the representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms.
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Fitbit warranties rarely cover water damage, so understanding how much water your device can take is important.
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Other popular spam call topics were for timeshares, warranties and medical-related calls, according to the FTC.
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The card extends the manufacturer's warranty by one year on eligible warranties of three years or less.
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Twelve of the 2120 petitions resulted either in recalls or extended warranties covering about five million vehicles.
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Manufacturing defects, physical flaws, and significant indentation of an inch or more are covered by both warranties.
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Other cardholder benefits include extended warranties, travel accident insurance, 21-hour travel assistance, and complimentary concierge service.
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With warranties, you're left wondering whether you'll need them, then whether you'll get paid if you do.
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You&aposll also receive extended warranties on qualifying products that already come with a manufacturer&aposs warranty.
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Here are some questions and answers about extended warranties: What's the best way to protect my purchase?
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Those include no foreign transaction fees, rental car insurance, purchase protection, extended manufacturer warranties, and emergency travel assistance.
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Customers who think the issue will be covered by their warranties are sometimes in for an unpleasant surprise.
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Apple instead is highlighting its services revenue, which includes products like iCloud, Apple Music, AppleCare warranties and others.
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"They bring with them their own insurances and warranties that give us a sense of confidence," Attwood explained.
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Warranties should all be stored in one clear plastic folder that's sorted through regularly with expired documents tossed.
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From auto insurance, travel, mortgages, return policy, warranties — if you can get it through Costco, you absolutely should.
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Shyre got interested in the right-to-repair after several of her devices failed once their warranties ended.
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You may want to look for credit cards that also offer extended warranties or price protection, for example.
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Find out how long the company has been in business, and if it offers warranties for the work.
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At the state law level, you often get implied warranties in lieu of written warranties, but with the vast majority of tech gear—unless you're buying from someone hawking wares on the street—is going to come with a proper written warranty that guarantees the product should work as advertised.
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Additional Savor card benefitsIn addition to cash back, the Capital One Savor card has many of the travel and warranty services associated with all Capital One cards, including:Extended warranty — The Capital One Savor extends warranties for many items with manufacturer warranties of less than three years, and for less than $10,000.
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And while we're on the subject, you might want to think twice about getting extended warranties in the future.
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What's needed: Warranties will have to be tailored to the output and performance of software, rather than merely hardware.
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Dynabook will still honor warranties on Toshiba computers you have, but going forward these laptops will have Dynabook branding.
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However, after public outcry, the company reversed course a day later and reinstated the full transfer of extended warranties.
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"If you have older equipment that hasn't failed, there are home warranties to buy for that stuff," Golub says.
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In its native Finland, Jolla's new initiative costs €169 with VAT, but without any warranties provided for the phone.
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Warranties: The Federal Trade Commission is considering a rule that would allow manufacturers to post product warranty information online.
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After all, many credit cards with annual fees come with perks like travel insurance, extended warranties, and purchase protection.
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Only after buyers try to repair broken items do they learn warranties aren't honored because the goods are gray.
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"Not all breaches of the guidelines and not all breaches of the representations and warranties are material," Fumerton said.
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In three cases, the letters also specifically say that the use of warranty-void-if-removed stickers or "seals" break the law; language in the Playstation 4, HTC, and Asus warranties mention that the warranties are void if a seal is removed, something that the FTC mentioned it is "particularly concerned" about.
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"Consumer Reports has always advised consumers to be wary of extended warranties," said Margot Gilman, the nonprofit organization's money editor.
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And resist the often unnecessary add-ons that many dealerships push, she added, such as extended warranties and additional insurance.
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Originally, Logitech planned to only offer Harmony Link owners with active warranties free upgrades to its new Harmony Hub devices.
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Because they often come with substantial warranties, you can expect to use these bed frames for years (or even decades).
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All six companies are in hot water for limiting their warranties in ways that, the FTC believes, may be illegal.
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Intriguingly, last week, Tesla had ended its policy of allowing owners to transfer extended factory warranties to second-hand customers.
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The possibility of faults and complications aside, most car warranties (including Tesla's, says Electrek) don't cover this sort of damage.
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As OEMs continue to offer warranties on their products, AutoNation benefits by providing additional services during the factory warranty period.
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And some of the best warranties of all are for big-ticket items like cars, home appliances, and power tools.
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In August, Discover cut credit card benefits like product warranties, as well as flight accident and auto rental insurance coverage.
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Mainstream support includes help with warranties and other incidents, and "the ability to request non-security updates," according to Microsoft.
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When Circuit City and CompUSA filed for bankruptcy, Arnum says, outside insurance companies stepped in, and all extended warranties were honored.
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Many professional eBay sellers will offer limited warranties, so again, check the item listing to see the terms of the purchase.
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Origin PC will remain a separate brand from Corsair, and it will still handle warranties, product support, and purchases moving forward.
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Not all steam cleaners include warranties though, so consider how much you'll be spending on maintenance if this is the case.
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"That means a lot of the money you're spending on extended warranties — don't spend it, you can save it," Sethi says.
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The company with a $1.4 billion valuation as of May 2019 offers a fleet of different luggage sets with lifetime warranties.
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Fiat Chrysler is also paying $311 million in total civil penalties and issuing extended warranties worth $105 million, among other costs.
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Once you reach the finance office, you could be offered options like extended warranties or sealants or different types of insurance.
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That could include hot consumer items like iPads, lifetime warranties, or special financing deals on cars that normally do not qualify.
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She also recommends researching home warranties, such as those from American Home Shield, which can provide another layer of financial protection.
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Including fines, the cost of recalls, remedial efforts, extended warranties and other provisions, the settlement could cost close to $800 million.
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Look for warranties that offer flexible coverage and support, so you won't have to spend a lot for repairs and replacements.
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That left Saab dealers like Mr. Small stuck with cars that he said were "virtually unsellable," as their warranties were worthless.
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You can earn travel rewards or cash back and score important consumer perks like extended warranties, guaranteed returns, and travel insurance.
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Schachter expects Apple's music, forthcoming video, extended warranties and app store to be some of the main services that will drive growth.
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The company's website will continue to function, and the chain plans to honor warranties on items purchased at its stores or online.
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Other perks include free rental car insurance, no transaction fees on foreign purchases, and extended warranties of items bought with the card.
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On the retail side, Amazon is selling product insurance and extended warranties at the point of sale and investing in insurtech startups.
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Fiat Chrysler is also paying $311 million in total civil penalties to U.S. and California regulators, granting extended warranties worth $105 million.
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Your options can include extended warranties, insurance and full-blown 24/7 tech support for any Bluetooth-enabled device in your home.
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And that, more than the loss of cool tech and the the honoring of warranties, is the real kick in the pants.
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When you're finalizing the sale, the rep will try to sell you a bunch of add-ons, from warranties to paint protection.
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Although Coin was able to ship to backers, it stopped covering warranties and supporting any of the devices that were actually delivered.
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You may also miss out on potential warranties and purchase protection if you use cash to make an expensive purchase, McBride says.
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It also included additional product details, specifications, and warranties and other services, which is likely for more household items like television sets.
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And since most Michaels trees are backed by limited warranties, you won't have to worry about replacing your tree any time soon.
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Many of these devices were built by startups that have since left this world; others have become the victims of lacking warranties.
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And just like with the original Xbox One, Microsoft uses this sticker to void warranties, a practice that is against federal law.
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Vice makes no representations or warranties with respect to the Clips or with respect to Company's use of the Clips pursuant hereto.
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Although the Model D isn't inexpensive, it's a worthwhile investment in your health and comes with limited five- and two-year warranties.
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And, in the real world, manufacturers can probably continue to get away with voiding warranties on jailbroken phones if they want to.
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Manufacturer warranties on the hardware — often two or three years for consumer-focused products — are no guarantee of the drive's life expectancy, either.
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Capital-goods firms may plump for low debts and a solid credit rating to show they will be around to honour their warranties.
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For now much of it consists of things like extended warranties or revenues from the app store, which are linked to iPhone use.
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The regulator announced restrictions on product prices, a cap on total cost of transactions and controls on the selling of extended warranties. bit.
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Vitamix is the top name in blenders thanks to its powerful motors that pulverize everything, commitment to excellence, and long, iron-clad warranties.
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For further information, please see Fitch's Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 2016.
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ESL also proposes assuming $1.1 billion in liabilities, such as extended warranties, gift cards and points accrued by shoppers in its loyalty program.
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"Used cars all have different mileage, warranties and prices, so if you find one you want to buy, jump on it," Jones said.
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Mr. Castronovo did not reply when the Haggler sent an email message asking if HP phone representatives get bonuses for selling extended warranties.
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EFGInt's capitalisation is sound but remains exposed to potential legal liabilities in excess of representations and warranties offered by BSI's seller, BTG Pactual.
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These warranties that ... Actually, almost in many cases, I don't want to get into this conversation, but Apple Care is not worth it.
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Mr. James said that a broad range of customers, beyond those in Puerto Rico, frequently had trouble claiming warranties purchased for expensive products.
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Warranties and insurance programs do not offer to replace batteries free once they run out of capacity, which happens roughly every two years.
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When we are provided with reliable information about the chance of that new flatscreen TV needing repairs, our appetite for expensive warranties declines.
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As a result, car companies have refused to honor engine warranties using gasoline with ethanol mixes above 10 percent, angering the ethanol industry.
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In a vertical that lacks trust like used cars, we believe that building a platform, with the warranties and service, is what separates us.
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This kind of warranty coverage is familiar to Europeans, who have enjoyed two-year or longer warranties on their purchases for a long time.
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There are dozens of frantic forum posts and Yahoo Answers questions from people who opened their devices and are worried they voided their warranties.
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However, Apple's company's total revenue was up, partially due to 18% growth in Apple's services business, which includes AppleCare warranties and subscriptions like iCloud.
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Look for warranties that offer flexible coverage and support, so you won't have to spend an arm and a leg for repairs and replacements.
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Other cardholder benefits include no foreign transaction fees on purchases made abroad, purchase protection against damage or theft for select items, and extended warranties.
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A UK insurance site would also build on Amazon's existing products in Europe offering extensions to manufacturers' warranties, a service known as Amazon Protect.
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"We have to fix a number of things," he said, citing delayed launches and the company's recent $5 billion in expenses to cover warranties.
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The American Petroleum Institute, the largest U.S. oil trade association, opposes lifting the ban, saying E15 gasoline ruins older cars and potentially voids warranties.
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In addition to home security systems, Ramsey's many companies placed telemarketing calls for goods like auto warranties and vacation packages, according to the lawsuit.
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Many come with travel benefits like airport lounge access or annual travel credits, and some come with consumer protections like purchase protection and extended warranties.
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The automakers said the software update aims to protect the vehicles from internal damage, and they will also offer new extended warranties for engine issues.
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And we are not going to know what those ultimate costs are for maybe a year or two down the road when warranties come in.
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Its services business, which includes products such as iCloud, Apple Music and AppleCare warranties, made $11.45 billion, up 16% from the same time last year.
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NHBC provides warranties for new homes - which act as an early indicator of new housing starts - and covers just over three quarters of new construction.
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I think old-style spring mattresses that were two-sided, where you could flip them over, used to come with sometimes like 20-year warranties.
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Some firms found tricks to muscle in on the aftermarket, using warranties, authorised repair shops, and strategies such as selling cheap printers and expensive ink.
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Pebble watches will no longer be sold, its warranties will no longer be supported, and replacement accessories will now only be available through third parties.
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Apple has also offered to improve staff training, information about warranties and consumer law on its website, and processes to ensure compliance, the ACCC said.
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Apple says its customers can get their devices fixed at non-authorized shops without voiding their warranties as long as the technician caused no damage.
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I can name a handful of brands that have recently done away with their lifetime warranties, but there's a reason why The North Face hasn't.
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However, now there are dozens of mattress startups out there that are direct to consumer, offer great warranties, have long return windows, and low prices.
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"In common with any acquisition there were warranties put in place and the settlement today is to address that," Chief Executive Gavin Patterson told reporters.
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"Warranties should honor our right to repair," Nathan Proctor, Director of the Campaign for the Right to Repair at US PIRG, told Motherboard via email.
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Warranties are your ace in the hole and are available for all kinds of items you might not expect, from Adidas backpacks to refurbished iPhones.
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Costs related to extended warranties on vehicles sold in America dealt another blow, the company said at a news conference at its headquarters in Yokohama.
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Repairs will not be covered by Apple's warranty, and independent providers will have to offer their own warranties for service, an Apple spokesperson told CNBC.
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That compares to some vehicles, including GM's, that only offer warranties for tens of thousands of miles and last hundreds of thousands if properly maintained.
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Major credit cards typically extend manufacturer warranties at no extra cost for a year or even longer, he said, on purchases made with their cards.
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It doesn't offer any special warranties beyond a standard Samsung one-year service, unfortunately, except for the option to replace the screen once for $149.
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Some watch brands, searching in a down market for ways to attract new buyers and retain the ones they already have, are improving their warranties.
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Apple also announced that it would start to honor the warranties of devices repaired by third party shops, a problem that I reported on last year.
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The Korean automakers said the software update aims to protect the vehicles from internal damage, and they will also offer new extended warranties for engine issues.
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Six major hardware manufacturers received warning letters from the US Federal Trade Commission earlier this month, which stated that their warranties might conflict with US law.
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Mattress Firm anticipates that deliveries will be made as scheduled, and the Company intends that warranties, guarantees and other customer programs will be honored as usual.
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In addition refer to the special report "Representations, Warranties, and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions" dated 31 May 2016 available on the Fitch website.
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Last year, the Federal Trade Commission issued a new guidance that explains the law's bans on the types of warranties that are common in consumer electronics.
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The KP works through a so-called "system of warranties," whereby every government must provide a written guarantee that shipped gems aren't involved in funding conflict.
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The settlement, if approved by the government, aims to provide eligible owners and lessees with payments as well as government-approved emissions modifications and extended warranties.
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Purchase protection, extended warranties, price change protection, and return protection are also great benefits to look for when picking a new card with an annual fee.
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Starting in the spring, Animas patients whose warranties are more than two years old will be eligible to receive a free Medtronic MiniMed 630G delivery system.
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The LMI providers continue to pay a significant portion of submitted claims and the sponsors continue to cover shortfalls due to breaches of representations and warranties.
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A 2018 study from Stanford University found that consumers often overpay for extended warranties because they overestimate the likelihood that a product will need a repair.
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The frame and drive motor are each backed by lifetime warranties, while its parts carry a 5-year warranty and assembly labor a two-year warranty.
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Apple's services business, which comprises online software like iCloud, warranties like AppleCare, and content like Apple TV+, was up 17% year-over-year to $12.7 billion.
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In addition, please refer to the special report "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions" dated 2 March 2016 available on the Fitch website.
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In order to install the apps, purchasers had to jailbreak the devices, which the FTC alleges exposed the devices to security vulnerabilities and likely invalidated manufacturer warranties.
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Not all mini fridge brands have warranties, so you'll want to consider how much you would be spending on repairs and replacements if they don't have one.
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What to watch: Battery life and replacement costs have been major concerns with electric vehicles, as have 10-year warranties that in some cases outlast their manufacturers.
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The companies currently claim their warranties are void if owners use them with unauthorized parts or services or if consumers open them up by removing a seal.
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"Because of the shortened legislative procedure, a number of important issues such as prices, warranties, delivery times, penalties, indemnities, and so on, have remained unclear," he said.
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Nissan, last month, flagged the drop in profit for the year just ended on expenses related to extending vehicle warranties in the United States, its biggest market.
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"Generally, the MMWA prohibits warrantors from conditioning warranties on the consumer's use of a replacement product or repair service identified by brand or name," the FTC wrote.
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Services are live only in the U.S., and while it works toward expanding to international markets, it will also be adding auto warranties to its plans next.
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People also reported spam calls about vacations and timeshares; warranties and protection plans; prescription medication; and "imposter" calls ostensibly from businesses, the government, or family and friends.
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Extended warrantiesWith credit card extended warranties, you can qualify for an additional year or longer of warranty protection after the manufacturer warranty on eligible items runs out.
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Pore over yellowing pages in manila folders with ominous words like "warranties" scrawled across the front, and it can feel like a trip to the National Archives.
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The recall repair involves installing new software in the vehicles and providing extended warranties, at a total cost of up to $21500 million, the Justice Department said.
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They say E15 gasoline ruins older cars and potentially voids warranties, and have threatened to sue, arguing the EPA lacks the legal authority to strike the ban.
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Besides the new 30-day money-back guarantee, Opendoor homes now come with two-year warranties on items including major appliances and heating and air conditioning systems.
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Guitar Center's staff members were pushed to sell Asurion warranties through management pressure and a variety of contests, according to interviews and internal emails that I reviewed.
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Dealers make money from selling cars, but they make their real profits acting as loan brokers, insurance brokers, and by selling things like extended warranties to customers.
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Many of these companies will offer lengthy warranties against further leakage, so you want to make sure the company will be around as long as the warranty.
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Traditionally, watch warranties are good for two to three years after purchase, covering manufacturer defects affecting the performance of the movement and the watch's reliability in timekeeping.
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Credit cards offer strong protections in case of fraud or a dispute with a merchant, and many offer automatic extended warranties for items purchased with the card.
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Some models don't come with warranties, and if that's the case, factor in how much more you'll be spending if the chair needs to be repaired or replaced.
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Builders registered 37,672 new homes for warranties and insurance from the National House-Building Council (NHBC) between January and March, up 3 percent compared with a year earlier.
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The FTC warned them that their respective warranties, which specified that consumers couldn't use third-party parts, accessories, or if "warranty seals" were removed, might violate the law.
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But there are two things that are indefensible: The company still refuses to acknowledge publicly that this problem exists, and Apple sells the refurbished phones with shorter warranties.
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Volkswagen AG is trying to win back American customers after its diesel emission scandal with SUV warranties that it said will be the longest in the United States.
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Today, Frontier Car Group offers buyers and sellers a range of services: in addition to basic inventory listings, there are inspection reports, financial, pricing guides, warranties and insurance.
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The company has also launched a services marketplace so you can upsell your customers with extended warranties and insurance products from third-party companies before they check out.
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As a cardholder, you'll also have access to purchase protection, extended warranties, lost luggage reimbursement, car rental damage insurance, roadside assistance, and 24/7 travel and emergency assistance.
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Check to see if your state has a right-to-repair law, which puts some warranties on home improvement construction, allowing the contractor an opportunity to make repairs.
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Centriq is like a digital file folder for your home, where you can store user manuals, find warranties, and get tips on how to repair and maintain appliances.
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The two businesses have warranties and return policies that are almost exactly the same, but when you look at the fine print, Casper's warranty is a little better.
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Representations and warranties insurance can protect buyers and sellers from losses resulting from inaccuracies in documentation for their transactions, and can increase the prospect the transactions will eventually close.
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Don't skimp on the important stuff Hatton recommends getting gear with lifetime warranties, because he says you buy them once and never have to worry about buying them again.
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And soon we will have the first algorithm-based vehicle warranties that will help the buyers better assess the true value and relationship to driving patterns and driving style.
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N at a lower price than it had previously offered, after raising concerns about the accuracy of various representations, warranties and covenants made by Alere in the earlier agreement.
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These include accounts payable/receivable, transportation (air, sea, truck), advertising and digital media, customer service, warranties and repairs and other areas that support the sale of a manufactured product.
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Cardholders also receive World Elite MasterCard benefits, which include extended warranties on some purchases, price protection, travel accident insurance, trip cancellation insurance, rental car insurance, and travel assistance services.
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The Haggler's hunch is that Vincent, who Mr. Castronovo said was based in a support center in the "Asia-Pacific region," is given an incentive to offer extended warranties.
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Apple has long fought right to repair legislation, which is designed to prevent manufacturers from voiding warranties or discontinuing support if consumers have third parties carry out a repair.
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Durability and quality to withstand the outdoors Outside of the all-weather wicker, the other components of the furniture are also strong, long-lasting, and backed by impressive warranties.
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Plans and extended coverage vary, and warranties cost extra, but you'll have peace of mind knowing you won't have to blow through your savings to fix a busted device.
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Now Cover is building powerful onboarding tricks like a driving school that earns you lower car insurance rates, and a way for Shopify merchants to sell warranties for their items.
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Amazon has been working on warranties for certain products as an add-on to their margins — but these were backed and administered by The Warranty Group rather than Amazon itself.
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Do you think that regulators will allow ADS vehicle manufacturers to segment the market by charging more for optional ADS safety features, or enhanced ADS maintenance programs through extended warranties?
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Many of them argued that Volkswagen is not offering a high enough buyback price for polluting vehicles or repaying them for some out of pocket costs, such as extended warranties.
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Apple's warranty only runs for two years, but it's relatively cheap (as far as Apple warranties go) at just $39 — though there's an additional $39 service fee for accidental damage.
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Photo: GettyApple is pretty great about honoring its warranties and even recently changed its policy on fourth generation iPads to allow for an upgrade if something's wrong with the device.
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These include authority to continue payment of employee wages and health and welfare benefits, and to continue to honor its customer policies and programs, including warranties, returns/exchanges and promotions.
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Personal finance experts are often very skeptical of consumers buying extended warranties to deal with possible repairs down the road, and Sethi says credit card owners shouldn't pay for them.
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It was two years ago that the company said third-party screen replacements would no longer void iPhone warranties, which was a huge deal for the clumsy cracked-screen crowd.
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In May, General Motors Co said it would give debit cards or extended warranties to 146,000 North American owners of new sport utility vehicles to compensate for overstated fuel efficiency.
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General Motors said on Friday that it would offer cash payments or extended warranties to 22016,211 owners of certain large sport utility vehicles with window stickers overstating likely gas mileage.
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The company declined to reveal how much it would cost to offer the extended warranties and said the decision was independent of news reports or lawsuits related to the issue.
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It's a huge hassle for everyone involved, and most warranties (like Apple Care) probably won't cover any accidental damage to your devices if you're forced to check them (9:51).
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The fewer phones consumers buy, the fewer warranties you're likely to sell and the less opportunities you'll get to convince people to sign up for your music service or cloud storage.
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Sales at stores open at least a year dropped for its home appliances business and auto centers, as the value of the bankrupt company's product warranties declines, given Sears' uncertain future.
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In another section, Apple also disavows warranties "unless otherwise specified in the Independent Repair Provider Manual," a separate document laying out the nuts and bolts of the program in more detail.
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Six major companies including Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony have received letters from the US Federal Trade Commission warning that some of their product warranties may be in violation of federal law.
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Fiat Chrysler will pay $311 million in total civil penalties to U.S. and California regulators, up to $280 million to resolve claims from diesel owners and extended warranties worth $503 million.
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If you've ever heard about it before, it's probably in the context of car warranties: a warranty cannot be voided simply because someone uses aftermarket parts in their device or car.
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Casper and Leesa are two of the biggest names in the online mattress industry thanks to their comfortable mattresses and nearly identical 100-night risk-free trials and 10-year warranties.
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Concerns about the company's practices were raised in interviews with two former employees and several aggrieved customers, centering on third-party warranties that are being aggressively marketed to Guitar Center customers.
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A good shortcut is BuyMeOnce — the online store does all the research and picks out all the best things in every category; things with long warranties that are built to last.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Volkswagen AG is trying to win back American customers after its diesel emission scandal with SUV warranties that it said will be the longest in the United States.
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At that point, Tesla stops supporting the vehicle, meaning all warranties are voided and Supercharging is disabled, even after the repaired vehicle passes a high-voltage inspection by Tesla's own repair staff.
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For example, Wells Fargo would have argued that plaintiffs must prove, on a loan-by-loan basis, Wells Fargo's discovery of breaches of representations and warranties and actual knowledge of servicing violations.
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So today it launched "Oculus for Business," which lets companies buy $900 Oculus Rift bundles in bulk with enterprise-grade warranties, a full VR commercial license and access to dedicated customer support.
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A comparison of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) to those of typical RW&Es for this asset class is available by accessing the reports under Related Research below.
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These stores will offer services to customers whose vehicles are no longer covered by manufacturer warranties, and sell a new line of AutoNation branded replacement parts, the company said in a statement.
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Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' U.S. unit has been hit with a proposed class action alleging that it failed to honor its warranties and cover the costs of manufacturing defects in Jeep Wrangler engines.
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The credit regulator last year referred Lewis to the National Consumer Tribunal for allegedly contravening credit rules when charging customers for warranties and club membership fees that entitle them to special deals.
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Here's everything you should look for if you're searching for a new credit card:Consumer protectionsMake sure to check whether your credit card comes with consumer protections like purchase protection and extended warranties.
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Winner: The return policies and warranties are nearly identical for the two companies, but when you get into the real nitty-gritty, Casper's fine print is slightly more advantageous for the consumer.
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SOME JURISDICTIONS MAY NOT ALLOW THE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS OF LIABILITY FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR EXCLUSION OF IMPLIED WARRANTIES, SO SOME OF THE ABOVE LIMITATIONS OR EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY.
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Watchfinder, Chronext and WatchBox all offer two-year warranties on pre-owned watches, and both Mr. Govberg and Mr. Mann said they ship watches in what the industry calls "as-new" condition.
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Generally, such things aren't cause for concern (and manufacturing issues are usually covered by warranties), but in this case it's certainly worth highlighting, given the first-gen product's history with display issues.
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Lastly, some credit cards also provide extended purchase warranties, which means if something happens to the product you bought — such as it broke unexpectedly or was stolen — they will reimburse your purchase.
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Since these are US unlocked models, they are compatible with all four major carriers (and their related subsidiaries), have full US warranties, and do not require signing up for any specific service plans.
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SafeRest and Lucid both have great waterproof protectors that are made from cotton terry and have ten-year warranties that are just begging to be tested with the the most slippery sex imaginable.
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The company has also introduced instant sales — where it buys a vehicle and then sells it via auction — and is looking at other services, including warranties, workshop appointments and more in the future.
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The FCA said it was also consulting on banning the sale of extended warranties when a rent-to-own contract is signed, which could save consumers up to 7.7 million pounds per year.
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It also works with companies like Epsilon and Acxiom who gather information from government records, warranties and surveys, and commercial sources (such as a magazine subscription lists) to learn more about Facebook users.
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"The letters warn that FTC staff has concerns about the companies' statements that consumers must use specified parts or service providers to keep their warranties intact," the FTC wrote in a press release.
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Apple's services include fees collected from the App Store, subscriptions like iCloud and Apple Music, gadget warranties from AppleCare and licensing fees from Google to be the Safari web browser's default search engine.
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And while most products come with limited warranties, retailers and manufacturers offer to extend them for small fees – something that used to only be available for large purchases, such as a new car.
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Many credit cards offer rewards points you could use toward travel, shopping, giving back to charity, or cash back, and offer extended warranties and benefits like car rental insurance and trip delay insurance.
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You won't have to go too long Hydro Flask-less because the company offers a lifetime warranty on all its products (except the cooler bags and bottle slings, which have five-year warranties).
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Included as an appendix to the report are a description of the representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms Contacts: Primary Analyst Hai Duong Le Associate Director Phone +612 100232015 0358 Fitch Australia Pty Ltd.
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It's unlikely that HP's phone reps will stop urging the owners of defective products to buy extended warranties until they no longer get a bonus for doing so, assuming that is the case.
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Critics point to companies who tell customers that their warranties will be void if they use third-party parts or services; despite the practice being illegal under the 1975 Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.
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Obviously, pulling back the curtain on its once ultra-top secret (and ultimately disappointing!) Horizon Machine doesn't undo years of Apple punishing customers for repairing their own gadgets by voiding warranties and causing headaches.
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Sleepy's sued after "secret" shoppers it hired to visit Select Comfort stores reported that salespeople disparaged the quality and comfort of Personal Preference beds, whose sales were poor, and said Sleepy's offered inferior warranties.
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""Any dispute or claim arising from or relating to this Agreement or Alexa is subject to the binding arbitration, governing law, disclaimer of warranties, limitation of liability, and all other terms in the Amazon.
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Repair advocates say manufacturers have increasingly used restrictive warranties, digital locks, and more to make it hard, or in some cases even impossible, for consumers to fix everything from iPhones to John Deere tractors.
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There are a ton of things to consider when buying a mattress, including firmness, materials, warranties, return policies, and whether to go with a direct-to-consumer mattress startup or a big-name brand.
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A common customer complaint about gray market sites is that their watches do not come with the brand warranties, the repair and support pledges that are a hallmark of many top-end Swiss makers.
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However, there are a few benefits that have been in the fine print all along, including price guarantees, purchase security, extended warranties and return protection — all of which are common for most credit cards.
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The combined entity's capitalisation also suffers from the possibility of further legal liabilities, which could exceed existing representations and warranties offered by BTG, and the potential for significant impairment in the bank's life insurance portfolio.
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The Australian regulator said that Samsung didn't have "a reasonable basis" for claiming its phones were water resistant because the company refused to honor warranties on some devices that were damaged when used in water.
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Unlike fakes, grey market watches are legal, authentic goods sold by their rightful owners, though they generally come without factory warranties because brands refuse to service watches that are not sold via their official networks.
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Most devices that need to be repaired are either already out of warranty or have a user-caused problem such as a crack on the screen or water damage, which are not covered by warranties.
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Extensive testing by the Coordinating Research Council (CRC) -- the gold standard in vehicular research for the better part of a century -- has determined E2628 could damage engines and fuel systems and even void manufacturers' warranties.
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A comparison of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) to those of typical RW&Es for this asset class is available by accessing the reports and/or links under Related Research below.
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In May, the US Federal Trade Commission sent warning letters to Sony, Microsoft, Nintendo, HTC, Hyundai, and ASUS for violating the act by threatening to void the warranties of customers who repaired their own devices.
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Beds in a box are faster and more convenient than traditional showrooms, and incentives like free shipping and returns, 100-night sleep trials, and 10-year warranties make it easier for first-timers to justify.
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Its fourth-quarter earnings and annual report have been delayed after the company realized that it needed more time to plan for new revenue-recognition rules and how they relate to the company's product warranties.
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Trek's bikes are especially pricey because you also get access to a range of services, from warranties to the company's vast network of repair shops, that you don't have with a less well-known brand.
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Unlike fakes, gray market watches are legal, authentic goods sold by their rightful owners, though they generally come without factory warranties because brands refuse to service watches that are not sold via their official networks.
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Wiens says that, ideally, right-to-repair legislation would pass and ensure consumers have the ability to fix their devices on their own terms without having to deal with warranties or acquire difficult-to-find tools.
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Hyundai Motor said earlier this year that it has earmarked another 600 billion won to settle some of U.S. engine-related lawsuits, install software to detect potential engine failures and offer lifetime warranties for faulty engines.
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These stores will offer services to customers whose vehicles are no longer covered by manufacturer warranties, and sell a new line of AutoNation-branded replacement parts, the Ft. Lauderdale, Florida-based company said in a statement.
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"The totality of the evidence and testimony obtained showed that Citigroup knowingly and purposefully purchased and securitized loans that did not meet representation and warranties or in many cases were outright fraudulent loans," the report said.
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It got there through some cleverness — they planned out charging infrastructure and pushed manufacturers to offer lifetime warranties on batteries — but mainly through government subsidies, which covered up to half the upfront cost of the vehicles.
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Bethea used to be a consultant to big-box retailers and in the work he did, he realised quickly that the retailers were taking advantage of consumers when they were selling warranties on top of products.
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A Reuters review of automaker positions on advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) repair and calibration showed that Nissan, its luxury division Infiniti and Volvo also say parts and repairs from unauthorized dealers will affect their warranties.
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The settlement provides cash compensation options, lifetime warranties, free inspection and repair of the covered engines, as well as installation of a software update to boost their safety and performance, the companies said in a statement.
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Abbott had raised concerns about the accuracy of various representations, warranties and covenants made by Alere in the merger agreement, and offered to pay $30 million to $50 million to terminate the deal, Alere said on Thursday.
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While the times have changed, Apple's walled garden has not: Though it is legal to jailbreak devices in the U.S., the tech giant has repeatedly warned against it and maintains that doing so could void device warranties.
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As Ramit Sethi, author of "I Will Teach You to be Rich," points out, that can be a great opportunity: "A lot of the money you're spending on extended warranties — don't spend it, you can save it."
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In April, the Federal Trade Commission warned Sony, Nintendo, and Microsoft of violating the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975 for threatening consumers with losing their warranties for repairs made by independents or using non-original parts.
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Q: Vehicle manufacturers facing increased product liability risk may have the incentive to program their check engine lights more liberally (to induce owners to bring their vehicles in for service) or to aggressively sell lucrative extended warranties.
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If your iPhone is still under either the standard one-year or two-year AppleCare+ warranties and you believe the battery is defective, Apple will replace your battery if Apple determines it's defective, which isn't a given.
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They explain that the companies may be in violation of the FTC Act and the Warranty Act, which include rules on warranty disclosure and prevent companies from conditioning warranties on the use of specific parts and services.
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In a docket entry, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman in Manhattan granted Deutsche Bank's bid to dismiss conflict-of-interest claims but denied its request to dismiss representations-and-warranties, servicer-notification and event-of-default claims.
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The warranties can be purchased online or through an app and they apply currently to around 15 categories and hundreds of electric goods covering areas like computers, wearables, phones, TVs, small and large appliances and outdoor tools.
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The company will purchase rare or out-of-production F. P. Journe watches at auction, authenticate and fully restore them, then offer the pieces to collectors, along with certificates of authenticity, new boxes and three-year warranties.
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Marick said ZTE has not given guidance on whether its phones can continue receiving software updates from Android, and discussions between the companies have been about ensuring ZTE can supply parts and service to honor phone warranties.
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The American Petroleum Institute, the largest oil trade group, called on the administration to scrap what it called an "anti-consumer policy," noting for example that some U.S vehicles could lose their warranties if they use E15.
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That business also includes subscription content services such as Apple Music and Apple TV+, iPhone warranties, and licensing revenue, such as the fee that Google pays Apple to make its search engine the default on the iPhone.
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A negotiated settlement with the government, which required a recall of the affected vehicles, revamped emissions controls, extended warranties and $2000,24-plus payments to owners, took nearly a billion-dollar bite out of the company's bottom line.
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While hard-drive warranties rarely exceed five years, DNA is routinely recovered from bones that are thousands of years old (the record stands at 700,000 years, for a genome belonging to an ancestor of the modern horse).
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US Gamer reports that Sony and Nintendo have responded to the letter by updating their policies: Nintendo issued a statement saying that it will honor warranties "for defects not caused by the user or by other unauthorized acts," while Sony updated its policies to specify that its warranties do not apply in instances where third-party parts or accessories cause damage, but not if they're installed, or if a product is damaged by repairs by anyone other than an authorized dealer — but it will apply if you merely remove the stickers.
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Last week, Ford warned it expects lower earnings per share in the first quarter and lower pretax profit in 22013 due to higher spending on commodities, warranties and investments and a drop in sales volumes especially fleet sales.
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Florida property risk is also passed to the alternative capital markets through a variety of sources such as catastrophe (cat) bonds, sidecars, industry loss warranties, hedge fund-supported reinsurers and asset managers investing in insurance-linked securities (ILS).
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It also says Apple Australia offered a court enforceable undertaking to improve staff training, audit information about warranties and Australian Consumer Law on its website, and improve its systems and procedures to ensure future compliance with the law.
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The EPA has said the 15-percent ethanol blend has been safe for all vehicles since model year 2001, but that failed to dispel drivers' concerns they might void their warranties by filling up with the new fuel.
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These warranty agreements and stickers need to be looked at in the wider context of the repair industry—most electronics warranties are short (either 90 days or a year), and most electronics don't malfunction within their warranty period.
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Its bet is that lower prices, and more flexible options for ordering, tracking and claiming against warranties, will drive more users to its service and take some business away from the retailers that largely dominate the market today.
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If you've ever purchased an expensive consumer electronics product, you know the problem that Upsie is tackling: warranties can cost a lot, and in many cases you're not sure what you might even be getting out of it.
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For a limited time, Tandem is offering eligible Animas patients whose warranties are more than two years old the chance to use a pump for the remaining two years of their warranty for a refundable deposit of $999.
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Improved purchase and travel protectionMany credit cards with annual fees come with protection benefits for the things you buy with the card — extended warranties, trip delay and cancellation coverage, return protection, purchase protection, rental car insurance, and more.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Ford Motor Co said on Wednesday it was extending warranties on clutch and related hardware in 23,000 Focus and Fiesta cars in the United States and Canada after reports of problems with their six-speed transmission.
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Hector Villegas, another professional musician who lives in Puerto Rico, said he was sold at least 10 warranties through Guitar Center brands, and tried to redeem one after he had trouble with the sound quality of an amplifier.
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This card also comes with no foreign transaction fees, extended warranties on eligible purchases, auto rental coverage, travel accident insurance, and 5003-hour travel assistance, which is a lot more than many credit cards for average credit offer.
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Such agreements — actually service contracts or product care plans, rather than true warranties that are included with a purchase at no charge — often have exclusions, deductibles and other fine print that make them difficult to use, he said.
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And at least one judge, U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni of Manhattan, has ruled, on a summary judgment motion, that noteholders must show trustees had actual knowledge that individual underlying loans failed to live up to representations and warranties.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report, Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions, dated 31 May 2016.
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WITHOUT LIMITING THE FOREGOING, EVERYTHING REGARDING THIS CONTEST IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.
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This mower comes with a two-year manufacturer's warranty, and nothing else, as far as we can tell, which is a little on the light side when other mowers come with five-year manufacturer's warranties and money-back guarantees.
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The Appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 2016.
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Until then, we can expect insurers and tech giants to form alliances, as they have in East Asia, with tech companies using insurance and warranties as a value-add for their customers, and insurers using tech companies as a sales channel.
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A year ago, Apple reported $9.19 billion in services revenue, which includes subscriptions, fees from its App Store distribution platform, AppleCare warranties, and money from an agreement with Google to make Google the default search engine on the iPhone's browser.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 10117083 May 2016.
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Owners, lawyers and others appeared before Breyer during a hearing raising arguments about why they think Volkswagen has failed to offer enough money for buybacks or refunding for other out-of-pocket costs like extended warranties, maintenance and government licensing fees.
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Unrated Originator and Seller The originator and seller are not rated entities and as such may have limited resources available to repurchase any mortgages in the event of a breach of the representations and warranties (R&W) given to the issuer.
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Electric car maker Tesla has been hit with a proposed class action accusing it of misleading thousands of purchasers of used Model S and Model X vehicles by failing to disclose results of inspections or honor all warranties for their batteries.
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Several Pyrex customers who say they experienced exploding glass incidents themselves filed a class action lawsuit in June 2018 alleging that Corelle Brands inadequately warns consumers of the thermal breakage issue and then hides behind warnings and warranties when incidents occur.
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All of those things can still happen, but now, e-commerce and trade-in sites are starting to offer more assurances for buyers; whether that means sharing more details about the condition of a used phone or offering slightly better warranties.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es with those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled, "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 26 March 2015.
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You agree that the Prize is awarded on an "as is" basis and that neither the Promoter, the Sponsor, nor any of their parents, subsidiaries or affiliated companies make any representations or warranties of any nature with respect to the Prize.
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Owners, lawyers and others appeared before Breyer during a hearing raising arguments about why they think Volkswagen is failing to offer enough money for buybacks or refunding for other out-of-pocket costs like extended warranties, maintenance and government licensing fees.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled 'Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions,' dated May 30, 2016.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled, Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions, dated 31 May 0003.
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The Appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 0003.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class, as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 2016.
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As an example, the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card offers trip cancellation/interruption insurance, auto rental coverage, baggage delay insurance, trip delay insurance, roadside dispatch, lost luggage reimbursement, travel accident insurance, extended warranties, purchase protection, and more — all for being a cardholder.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 2016.
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In complaints posted on the Baby Brezza Facebook page or filed with the Better Business Bureau, consumers said the company was slow to answer emails, blamed them for user error or told them that their one-year warranties were expired.
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Along with the danger of investor wipeouts — which are unavoidable in early stage investing — customers of these companies have come to expect a kind of whiplash that can involve sudden price hikes, disappearing benefits, and useless subscriptions and meaningless warranties.
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Ultimately, the power dynamics shifted between the Defense Department and commercial industry, forcing the department to accept warranties, contracts or prices that it could previously avoid — all thanks to changes in research and development funding, regulations and a lack of competition.
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Last week, the automaker said it expected lower earnings per share in the first quarter and a drop in pretax profit in 10.833 to $9 billion due to increased spending on commodities, warranties and investments and a drop in sales volume.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled, "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 2016.
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The appendix also contains a comparison of these RW&Es to those Fitch considers typical for the asset class as detailed in the Special Report titled "Representations, Warranties and Enforcement Mechanisms in Global Structured Finance Transactions," dated 31 May 0003.
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Nissan said that weak sales in the United States, its largest market, and other regions had caused half of the slide in earnings, and that expenses related to extended warranties on vehicles sold in America had accounted for the other half.
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The service will eventually cover all four Pixel phones (including XL versions), although the second-generation handsets are set to be within warranty for at least another 12 months after Google extended their warranties in light of user complaints about their build quality.
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Oculus for Business: $900 bundles will come with a Rift VR headset, a pair of Oculus Touch controllers, three spacial sensors, three "facial interfaces" (the foam part that makes the headset comfortable on the face), dedicated customer support, and expanded licenses and warranties.
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For what it's worth, Apple's leadership pointed to the card last month as a part of its services business, a catch-all line item including App Store fees, search engine fees from Google, AppleCare warranties, and subscriptions to iCloud and Apple Music.
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Because FIFA require a number of assurances, warranties and guarantees on behalf of each of our governments in terms of access, taxes, work-permits, security, airport facilities – these are all part and parcel of submitting a bid which we did in March.
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According to a note posted to Bluesmart's blog calling this an "irreversibly difficult financial and business situation," Travelpro has acquired all of its tech, designs, brands and IP. Bluesmart has shuttered all manufacturers and sales, voiding all warranties and returns in the process.
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This card doesn't charge any foreign transaction fees, and you'll qualify for cardholder benefits that include travel and emergency assistance services, secondary auto rental coverage, purchase protection against damage or theft, and extended warranties on eligible items that come with a manufacturer's warranty.
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The two companies, and many of their peers, use a variety of aggressive tactics, including electronic locks and restrictive warranties, to push customers with broken equipment to seek help from their authorized repair facilities — or to give up and buy a replacement.
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Last year's MacBook Pros aren't yet old enough for us to know whether the "flexgate" issue has been completely solved, but we've contacted Apple to ask if it believes the issue has been addressed and if warranties will be extended to cover the repairs.
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"To defeat summary judgment and prevail at trial, plaintiffs would have been required to prove, among other things, that Wells Fargo discovered breaches of representations and warranties and had actual knowledge of servicing violations with respect to individual loans in the trusts," the memo said.
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Owners, lawyers and others appeared before U.S. District Judge Charles Breyer during a hearing raising arguments about why they think Volkswagen is failing to offer enough money for buybacks or refunding for other out-of-pocket costs like extended warranties, maintenance and government licensing fees.
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It wasn't until the turn of the century that a higher quality product emerged on the market: toxic jelly rubber was abandoned for body-safe silicone, dry cell batteries were replaced with rechargeable lithium ion ones, and some manufacturers even began to offer warranties.
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The first- and second-generation AirPods lack any kind of sweat- or water-resistance, and water damage isn&apost covered by Apple&aposs warranties, so you&aposll have to pay $60 to replace a water-damaged AirPods case, and $70 for each broken AirPod.
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Alternative Reinsurance The impact of Irma is also expected to reach capital market investors, since Florida property risk is passed to the ILS (insurance-linked securities) market through multiple vehicles including catastrophe (cat) bonds, collateralized reinsurance, industry loss warranties, and hedge fund-supported reinsurers.
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Even though the impact of the Takata airbag crisis had largely subsided by 20173, Honda still put aside 22017 billion yen ($21 billion) in the 2108.6400 months through March 2017 for product warranties and over 450 billion in each of the past two years.
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After I published an article about how electronics manufacturers including Microsoft and Sony illegally void the warranties of consumers who open their devices, I got a flood of emails from people wondering whether federal law protects their right to jailbreak or root their phones.
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Using a credit card can be advantageous if you have the cash to quickly cover the purchase and take advantage of perks such as rewards or doubled warranties, said certified financial planner Richard Bergen, founder and president of RLB Wealth Planning in Garden City, New York.
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MPB just launched in the US after starting in the UK, MPB concentrates on used cameras and lenses, offering all the perks of going through a more official channel for your used goods—next-day delivery, six month warranties on all items, secure ordering and so on.
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I nagged Motorola about this, and they told me they chose not to make it water-resistant for two reason: People aren't submerging their phones in day-to-day use, and phones advertised as water-resistant aren't even backed by manufacturer warranties if they're damaged from liquids.
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Most of the big sites have integrated comparison tools, so make use of them—here's Apple's—and make sure you're comparing like for like as well: That means taking into account shipping charges, warranties, and bundled extras (does it come with batteries?) before parting with your cash.
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Where purchase protection can replace or repair an item that is damaged or stolen within a specific length of time (usually up to 90 days), extended warranties can add an additional year of warranty protection or more on big ticket items that come with a manufacturer's warranty.
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Some of the best credit cards that offer extended warranties include:American Express® Gold Card
Chase Sapphire Reserve
Chase Freedom Unlimited
Citi® / AAdvantage® Platinum Select® World Elite™ Mastercard
®Price protectionCredit card price protection works differently, but it can be just as useful.
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As I reported in June, electronics manufacturers who void warranties for the mere act of opening a machine are violating the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act of 1975, which forbids manufacturers from forcing consumers to use certain parts or authorized repair professionals in order to maintain the warranty.
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Eric Arnum, the editor of WarrantyWeek, a newsletter that publishes market research on warranties, added that extended warranty programs, including those offered by SquareTrade, Best Buy and Apple, do not cover device loss or theft — two common perils for smartphones since people carry them around everywhere.
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Providers said they follow the same servicing policies as Apple's own stores, but multiple iPhone owners in India told BuzzFeed News that stores refused to honor their warranties, claiming there was physical damage when there was none, and taking weeks to carry out minor repairs like battery replacements.
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Welcome bonus: Earn 60,000 bonus points after you spend $4,000 on your card within three months of account openingCardholder perks: This card comes with primary auto rental coverage, trip cancellation/interruption insurance, baggage delay insurance, trip delay reimbursement, purchase protection, extended warranties, and travel and emergency assistance services.
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Image: Federal Trade CommissionAccording to the FTC, the most common categories of complaints were related to calls regarding debt reduction; vacation and timeshares; warranties and protection plans; medical and prescriptions; calls falsely claiming to be from companies, government, or friends and family; and calls with no message or dropped calls.
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It also just rolled out a VIP program that lets buyers pay a monthly subscription (currently $12.99/mo, though that could change) in order to buy jewelry at close to cost, as well as enjoy other benefits like free birthday gifts, recommendations from a personal stylist, extended warranties and more.
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Independent repair experts I've spoken to say that they've seen the issue in iPhone 290 Pluses since soon after launch, but are seeing a major surge in the number of phones that have the issue as the warranties on the iPhone 2329 expire and as the Touch IC connectors wear out with age.
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Apple has attempted to sidestep the issue entirely—it has not admitted publicly that there's a problem, and has been charging customers up to $329 to replace their out-of-warranty touch-diseased phones with a refurbished one (released in September, 2014, most iPhone 6 and 6 Plus devices have expired warranties).
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The warranties on PS2s are long expired, but for years the little sticker on the back prevented the timid from opening up their own systems or turning them over to repair stores for fear of losing the ability to deal with Sony if they needed to ship the console off for repairs.
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There are currently material protection arrangements in place, including a sizeable Swiss escrow account, representations and warranties covering up to the final purchase price related to certain contingent liabilities and purchase price adjustments reflecting net new money outflows in excess of CHF7.7bn since end-November 2015 and changes in IFRS tangible book value.
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" Finally, it's worth mentioning that each letter includes a section telling lawmakers that passing the bill would make it harder for them to honor their manufacturer's warranties: "Most manufacturers often explicitly state that the warranty on the product is void in case of defects or damage caused by the use of unauthorized parts or service.
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But even if Apple is intentionally shutting down your phone to milk you for all the money you're worth, it's hardly a secret that third-party repairs invalidate some iPhone warranties, and require other customers to pay an out-of-warranty repair cost — and that's a term you agreed to when you purchased it.
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Pros: White glove delivery; long warranties; the mattress sleeps cool, has unparalleled motion transfer isolation, and medium firmness to suit a variety of sleeping styles; the frame massages, tilts the head and feet, tracks your sleep quality, and helps neutralize snoringCons: Expensive, hard to get sheets to stay on, subpar edge support, hard to move
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It seemed even ill-er advised for Conn's, given that in 2009 it had resolved a complaint by the Texas attorney general, who had charged the company with "failing to honor product warranties, misleading customers about the nature of its products, false advertising" and more, as the A.G.'s office wrote in a news release.
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This unsanctioned change of proteins went against the purpose of the posted weekly menu, which was to lower daily stress by preparing the children for their dinners ahead—no surprises, no potential conflicts with lunch—and while Robert himself never trusted anyone who pushed product, whether stocks or warranties or halibut, he decided to let the matter pass without correction.
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Welcome bonus: Get 30,000 points (worth $300) when you spend $3,000 on your card within three months of account openingCardholder perks: Receive cell phone protection when you pay your cell phone bill with your credit card as well as extended warranties on qualifying products, purchase protection, lost luggage reimbursement, car rental insurance, roadside assistance, and 24/7 travel and emergency assistance, among other perks.
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Another, called Slipguard, could recognize if a car was on a test stand and regulate the dosage of AdBlue, the newspaper reportedBloomberg added that throughout 2017, Daimler AG raised the amount it has cumulatively saved up to "cover potential obligations from sales transactions, warranties and legal proceedings" to over $17 billion (14 billion euros), an implicit recognition of the danger of the ongoing investigations into its cars as well as class action suits.
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REPORTS RESULTS FOR FOURTH QUARTER 2017 AND FULL YEAR 2017 * Q4 NON-GAAP OPERATING EARNINGS PER SHARE $0.77 * CO RECOGNIZED PROVISIONAL TAX EXPENSE OF $61 MILLION ATTRIBUTABLE TO ESTIMATED EFFECT OF TAX REFORM * SETTLEMENT REACHED IN Q4 REGARDING BREACH OF REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES CLAIM, RESULTING IN PRETAX GAIN OF $105 MILLION * Q4 EARNINGS PER SHARE VIEW $0.66 — THOMSON REUTERS I/B/E/S * QTRLY NET EARNED PREMIUMS $178 MILLION VERSUS $236 MILLION Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Nissan Motor Co slashed its full-year profit forecast to its lowest in nearly a decade due to weakness in the United States, just as it adjusts to life without Carlos Ghosn and charts its future with alliance partner Renault SA. The Japanese automaker expects operating profit for the year ended March to drop 45 percent versus a year earlier to 318 billion yen ($2.84 billion), from a previous forecast for 450 billion yen, on expenses related to extending vehicle warranties in the United States, its biggest market.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Nissan Motor Co slashed its full-year profit forecast to its lowest in nearly a decade due to weakness in the United States, just as it adjusts to life without Carlos Ghosn and charts its future with alliance partner Renault SA. The Japanese automaker expects operating profit for the year ended March to drop 43 percent versus a year earlier to 318 billion yen ($2.84 billion), from a previous forecast for 450 billion yen, on expenses related to extending vehicle warranties in the United States, its biggest market.
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Read the full press release below: Mattress Firm to Strengthen Balance Sheet and Optimize Store Footprint through Court-Supervised Prepackaged Financial RestructuringCustomers Will Continue to Find the Mattresses and Bedding Accessories They Need in Stores and on Website as Normal Company Will Take Steps to Ensure Deliveries Will Be Made as Scheduled and Without Interruption; Warranties and Guarantees Will Be Honored as Usual Suppliers and Contractors to be Paid in Full for All Goods and Services Provided Company Secures Commitments for $2503 Million in DIP Financing to Support Operations Company Expects to Complete Restructuring Within Next 2520 to 19863 Days with Commitments for $21986 Million of Senior Secured Credit Facilities to Fund Emergence HOUSTON – October 249, 22016 – Mattress Firm, Inc.
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Full list of rating actions, with note balances as at March 2016: Series 20113-1 SWAN Trust: AUD110.6m Class A notes (ISIN AU3FN0010435) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD9.4m Class AB notes (ISIN AU3FN0010443) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable Series 2010-2 SWAN Trust: AUD13m Class A3-R notes (ISIN AU3FN0029492) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD15.1m Class AB notes (ISIN AU3FN0012217) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD7.7m Class AC notes (ISIN AU3FN0012225) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable Series 20113-1 SWAN Trust: AUD6.9m Class A1 notes (ISIN AU3FN0014387) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD100.0m Class A2 notes (ISIN AU3CB0185106) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable AUD13m Class AB notes (ISIN AU3FN0014395) affirmed at 'AAAsf'; Outlook Stable A comparison of the transaction's representations, warranties and enforcement mechanisms (RW&Es) to those of typical RW&Es for this asset class is available by accessing the reports under Related Research below.
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