Warranties
”Delta Creative Prez Denies Refund: "We're Not In The Business Of Reimbursement"
Update: Vickie has settled with Creative Delta over this issue. Here's her official statement:
I have used the Delta PermEnamel Products for several years with marvelous results. This was an isolated incident which I would not expect to recur. This isolated incident has been resolved to my complete satisfaction. Thank you, Delta Creative, Inc.
Vickie Silcox/Artist
A Painted Setting
Congrats, Vickie! We're glad Delta Creative came through in the end.
More »Verizon Breaks Your Router With An Unrequested Firmware Update, But Won't Replace It Because It's Out Of Warranty
Brielle is angry at Verizon for ruining her router. What's worse is that they won't do anything to fix the problem they created.
Is This Computer Water Damaged? Circuit City Says Yes
Robert bought an extended warranty from Circuit City, but they won't honor it to repair his broken computer because they claim it has water damage. Robert writes, "As God is my witness, this computer has never seen water," and he sent us the photos Circuit City sent him. More »Ford's $5698.37 Pinging Noise
Jeff has a long story to tell but he believes in keeping his promises. He promised Ford Motor Co that he would tell Consumerist.com his entire story if they didn't take care of his warranty repair to his satisfaction. They didn't, so here it is. Jeff writes:Ex-Best Buy Employee Regrets Selling Warranties Now That He's A Customer
[ http://digg.com/api/diggthis.php?u=http://digg.com/business_finance/BestBuy_Employee_Regrets_Selling_Warranty_Now_He_Is_Customer ]We just got an email from reader Mike, who claims to be a former Best Buy employee who regrets selling all those extended warranties now that he's actually trying to use the one that he purchased. More »Nintendo Repairs Out-Of-Warranty Wii In One Day, For Free
Joseph writes:
Here's what happened when he contacted Nintendo for help.
More »Sears Offer To Mail Customer Missing Key To Floor Model Snowblower
Aaron visited Sears to pick up a new Craftsman snowblower he bought for 10% off on Sears.com, but the store only had one floor model in stock. Aaron agreed to take the unit after staff assured him that it came with a warranty, manuals, and all the things normally bundled with new snowblowers. Of course, Sears couldn't find either the manual or the keys. A salesman promised that "Ray from Lawn & Garden" would mail the key whenever he returned, an offer Aaron refused. The salesman then offered a key from another snowblower, promising "the keys are basically universal." That key didn't work because, as a different associate later discovered, the unit was missing its electric start socket. More »Update: EEEPC Return A Recursive Hellhole
Mike writes in with an update on what he's doing to get his Asus EEPC fixed. We think his number one way to solve the problem is to activate the extended warranty protection on his credit card. His reply to that is, "My credit card has an extended warranty but since it is still in warranty with Asus, that can't help." Not that we want to embarrass Mike, but since this can help other people, I need to point out that this isn't true. More »Personal Finance Roundup
When should you spend to save? [MSN Money] "Are warehouse store memberships a good deal? How about extended warranties? It all depends on the products — and on you, the shopper."
7 reasons to review term life coverage [Bankrate] "There are several life events that may modify your need for term life insurance coverage."
Seven Tips for the Newly Unemployed [Wise Bread] "Here are some tips that could be helpful for those [facing unemployment]."
Four Habits of Financially Peaceful People [Yahoo Finance] "Some people who have found financial peace — and the habits they share."
4 Ways to Save on College Textbooks [Smart Money] "Here are some other ways students can save [on textbooks]."
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