On Saturday, December 20, 2003, at 01:27 PM, Kyle Hansen wrote:
On 12/17/03 1:24 PM, "Glenn Schunemann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Spew into the Cybertrough:
And there is always tricks you can play on the seller. I know a guy who
bought a 10 GB 2nd Gen iPod at Best Buy and got the Best Buy warranty
where they will replace it at no cost if it breaks for three years.
(Apple now offers AppleCare warranties on iPods.) He took his 10 GB
back, told the guy it was broken and Best Buy gave him a new 15 GB 3rd
Gen iPod. I don't advocate this kind of behavior, but it shows how the
system can be manipulated.
That's not a trick at CompUSA. If you buy a $499 iPod and also buy their
replacement plan you are covered. It it legitimately breaks (no cosmetic or
physical damage is covered) then you bring it back and you get $499 worth of
a new iPod. Chances are that the iPod you bought is now obsolete and you
get the dollar value. You can even get your $499 back in the form of a gift
card to buy something completely different.
Just thought you should know.
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