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06-04-2022 01:29 PM in
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My phone display is not working the phone is fallen down. Whether warranty claim can be applied or not.
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06-04-2022 01:39 PM in
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If this due to physical or liquid damage ,then you would have to pay for it, orelse it would be covered under Warrenty
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06-04-2022 01:44 PM in
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Nope, physical/liquid damage doesn't come under warranty unless you have Care+ plan.
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06-04-2022 02:46 PM in
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Care+ plan is insurance, not warranty.
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06-04-2022 02:49 PM in
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Care+ have a lot of plans and some of them have extended warranty.
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06-04-2022 02:58 PM in
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Yes. I'm saying warranty and insurance are two different things.
The plan may cover some types of damages like broken display, liquid damage, etc. But those aren't 'warranty' cover.
Extended warranty is when they cover manufacturing defects for an extended period of time.
Read the fine print and you'll see why there is a big difference between the two types of coverage.
The plan may cover some types of damages like broken display, liquid damage, etc. But those aren't 'warranty' cover.
Extended warranty is when they cover manufacturing defects for an extended period of time.
Read the fine print and you'll see why there is a big difference between the two types of coverage.
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06-04-2022 03:09 PM in
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😂😂😂 Thanks you sir. I didn't know that.
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06-04-2022 02:44 PM in
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Warranty only covers manufacturer's mistakes. Not yours.