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I personally never trust anything that says lifetime guarantee. It just can't happen except in very unusual circumstances. I do have an anecdote that disprove
by OrangeMango 6y ago
I personally never trust anything that says lifetime guarantee. It just can't happen except in very unusual circumstances.
I do have an anecdote that disproves my theory, however. My grandmother used to be an AT&T telephone operator, before they were broken up. As a retiree, she has "free lifetime AT&T", which they have been honoring even as the new company is not the company she retired from. She literally dials 0 and asks the person to connect her call for her. It costs her nothing.
- bainsfather 6y agoMy father bought a lifetime subscription to the uk magazine 'Private Eye' in, iirc, the 1970s, for £10 (they were being sued and on the verge of going bust). He still gets his copy delivered every fortnight.