----- Original Message -----
From: "Ravicher, Daniel B." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Agreed. Their can be no bargain based on fraud. However, if I do
tell you
> there's no warranty, I won't hear you complain later. It's the
decision of
> the consumer to purchase a warranty or not. [Have you ever tried
getting
> out of Circuit City after buying a new electronic without them trying
to
> push on you some "extended warranty plan"?]
Note "EXTENDED warranty plan", we have these in the UK, as the implicit
warranty is AT TIME OF PURCHASE + reasonable expectations, so a
toothbrush falling apart after a week is included, a stereo dying after
time of no mechanical stress within a month or so (usually they say 90
days) is covered, three years is not, so they sell these extended
warranties, which are more or less actually an insurance policy.
SamBC
