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for the most part no ask to read the policy first
Wayne
"Mary" <absolutelymary@hotmail.calm> wrote in message
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> Is it worth the 60.00? The sales girl said that if you drop the camera,
> it will be replaced. I purchased the Canon SD 300.
>
> Thanks
> Mary
>
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"Mary" <absolutelymary@hotmail.calm> writes:
> Is it worth the 60.00? The sales girl said that if you drop the camera, it
> will be replaced. I purchased the Canon SD 300.
A few things to keep in mind:
Your camera may not be worth $60 by the time you use it (if ever),
given how the value of electronics declines so quickly.
They wouldn't be selling these if it weren't profitable for them.
The markup is huge on those insurance plans. I think retail on that
plan for a TV I bought was like $120 and then the employee price of
the extended assurance was $15 at Best Buy. I had a family member get
my TV for me there.
It comes down to a gamble, really. It depends on how clumsy you are,
I guess.
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"Mary" <absolutelymary@hotmail.calm> writes:
> Is it worth the 60.00? The sales girl said that if you drop the camera, it
> will be replaced. I purchased the Canon SD 300.
In August our Canon Powershot S45 slipped from my wife's lap onto
concrete. The display and all photos came out black after that. I was
concerned this might fall under "abuse" and void the warranty, but when
I called they said to send it in, that the techs would determine if it
was abuse or not, and they wouldn't make any repairs without our consent
unless they were free.
Even with noticeable scratches on the corners where it hit the concrete,
they went ahead and repaired it under warranty. Chalk up one positive
experience with Canon.
Since then, I lost our camera! Warranty and insurance don't help with
that. Getting a carrying case that can go on your belt helps, and you
can find those for a lot less than $60.
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"Bruce Lewis" <brlspam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Since then, I lost our camera! Warranty and insurance don't help with
> that.
I have added my camera gear to my house policy under 'away from the home'.
If it is lost or stolen it is replaced with a 'current equivelent'.
With my camera I bought a five year warranty that covers any faults that may
develop. I'm pretty well covered.
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