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What first principles are you using? A warranty only makes sense when money was paid for the product, no? How else could you afford to provide support otherwise
by noah_buddy 5y ago
What first principles are you using? A warranty only makes sense when money was paid for the product, no? How else could you afford to provide support otherwise?
- shadowgovt 5y agoAdditionally, a warranty only makes sense when the manufacturer can provide some quality guarantee on the product. That's much harder to provide with stolen goods... No way to know the thieves didn't take apart / damage the cards.