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From: daa@druxh.UUCP (AndrieDA)
Newsgroups: net.consumers
Subject: Re: Extended Warranty Coverage on VCRs
Message-ID: <744@druxh.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 30-Apr-84 14:29:12 EDT
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Posted: Mon Apr 30 14:29:12 1984
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I have had a VCR for over a year and a half and have never had
any problems with it (I bought it at Sears).  VCRs tend to be
in the "if-it-works-do-not-fix-it" category and, with reasonable
care (i.e. do not drop it on the floor, etc.), do not seem to
require much repair.  Also, most manufacturers have a 1 year
warranty anyway, so most of the cost for repairs during the
first year would actually be paid by the manufacturers.

While I am not advocating that maintenance agreements are not
worth the money, my experience indicates that a 2 year agreement
for VCRs is rarely worth it.

Donald Andrie (ihnp4!druxh!daa)