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Warranty and insurance are slightly different things. Warranty in Europe does not cover the cases where you brake something accidentally, for example.
by jedmeyers 12y ago
Warranty and insurance are slightly different things. Warranty in Europe does not cover the cases where you brake something accidentally, for example.
- annoying_tech 12y agoIt does in America? You buy something and if you break it "by accident", you get another one for free?
- jedmeyers 12y agoIf you get that kind of insurance, then yes, you will. Most likely the 'insurance' company, like Squaretrade, will attempt a repair, though.
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- majormajor 12y agoI've found it far cheaper to go with a rider on top of my renter's insurance than with a device-specific policy (and with better service, since they just deferred to the Apple Store re: repairs, vs making me send it to them like back when I had a computer-specific policy in 2007ish). I've got my DSLR and my MBP covered for $60/year—I got it mainly for the camera, in case I dropped it in a lake or something, but it was cheap to throw the laptop on it too and then that saved my ass when I spilled water in it.
- lugg 12y agoCorrect, but you will find that type of insurance is covered by general home and contents insurance. No need for device specific insurance.