HOW WARRANTY SERVICES WORK AT HOME DEPOT. SHOULD YOU BUY A HOME WARRANTY ON YOUR APPLIANCES OR NOT?
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- HOW WARRANTY SERVICES WORK AT HOME DEPOT. SHOULD YOU BUY A HOME WARRANTY ON YOUR APPLIANCES OR NOT? what's included in the protection plan 50% reimbursement for select preventive maintenance parts 50% reimbursement on cosmetic Parts premium tech support 24-hour support spoiled food coverage power surge protection no cost transfer protection covers parts and labor for product breakdown and defects today's service guarantee no lemon policy no service claim reward 30% reimbursement 50% reimbursement for select preventive maintenance parts water air filters lint brushes vent hoses 50% rHow LOWE'S protection plan work on Appliance parks and labor coverage no deductibles get up to $300 reimbursement on faulty refrigerators and freezers 30% reimbursement plan fee if you don't make the service claims throughout the term of the plan repair replacement Solutions get a one-time $50 merchandise credit if we don't repair your product within 7 Days of the scheduled visit get up to $500 reimbursement for reinstallation labor if your built-in Major Appliance can't be repaired as needed to replace will provide fast and easy service file your claims at claims. Lowes protection.com 1 888 77 Lowe's use from day one 50% reimbursement on the cost of eligible performance and Care items up to $100.00 per year on water and air filters aluminum Vint cooktop cleaners and much more and 50% reimbursement on the cost of eligible cosmetic Parts up to $100 per year like shells Bends handles 30-day free access to unlimited tech support with your smart Appliance protection plan and more. there's bundle packages 3 and 5 year warranty plan services will definitely save you a lot of headaches in the future enjoy your day and God bless you go out there and make sure to tell Gary play Stanley your sales guy sent you #money
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I bought a dishwasher from Home Depot and it was a lemon. Bought the 5 year protection plan and they had ASSURION people come out to repair it over and over and over and never fixed it correctly - after the last repair man came out I got a letter from them stating too many repair calls and they voided the warranty and said no more repairs will be made. SO no more buys from H.D. for me.
Ty for sharing.
Cool story bruh... They do not determine warrant period or coverage after the fact.
Home Depot refused to honor the 5 year warranty on my Milwuakee M12 Rotary Tool because I did not have a Home Depot specific warranty on it. I took it to Ace Hardware and they exchanged it, with the Home Depot receipt as my proof of purchase.
Thank you for sharing
Just paid $180 for the 5 year protection plan on a new $898 KitchenAid dishwasher. No one at the store mentioned the 30% refund at the end of the plan if no claims were made. That’s great news!
Thank you so much for your positive comment a lot of times people who sell Electronics and appliances and have any kind of services generally don't know much about them and the reason why is because a lot of times they don't believe in them are they don't know sometimes you get lucky and you find somebody who knows their products their services and their guarantees it sure makes a difference to know the good the bad the ugly and the warts and all when it comes to your guarantees. Sometimes on some warranties you get nothing back put a piece of mind I haven't always used my guarantees but there have been moments when I didn't have them I was screwed and when I did have them I was able to take advantage of some of the maintenance if there was maintenance or some of the products that needed to be done and service work to keep the product running properly but you never know it's better to have a guarantee cuz I've had to use them and when I did get a chance to use them it paid off big time. Thank you for your support and have a blessed day
NEVER but a Samsung ! They are crap from the begining!! Don't believe they will honor the warranty... You will be on the phone for Days trying to get service!!!
Deborah you are totally correct in the past my parents had a problem with their equipment the refrigerator add to have three ice makers replaced and a lot of time on the phone like you said unfortunately sometimes products get made that shouldn't be made and sometimes we buy those products and they're not always that great I've been helping people buy things for years and I sold electronics for years and years and some things seem to last forever and some things die I need to be buried so I agree that they need a lot of work to get their quality control under control not saying bad things about all products but sometimes you wish you would have had another opportunity to purchase something else my parents bought a refrigerator and had to have it replaced I had it on that had to have a refrigerator similar to the one they bought and unfortunately they were not happy it did however come to an end where they got a resolution I wish I could say that anything this woman made man-made or machine made would last forever or for a good long time but I guess that's why they offer these extended service and maintenance agreements so at least you have a chance to get help a good customer service goes a long ways unfortunately not everybody has good customer service skills or even cares thank you for your support and thank you for your information I pray God blesses you
I guess it depends on how much the warranty is, but given the lifespan of the new appliances it may be worth it because they seem to fail much sooner than before and right after the manufacturer’s warranty is up!
Thank you so much for your positive message I really appreciate it electronics for High-Tech they've got multiple brains it seems like inside of them what's different chips and things that they didn't used to have at one time but technology has gotten so technical that guarantees pretty much pay for themselves all you got to do is have one service call and then you're totally ahead of the game you have to weigh the facts if you read through the inscription that I sent my information on this video you can see all the different things that they cover if you have questions and concerns you might want to give them a call but you are correct Good crap breaks again thank you for your kindness and God bless you
@user-iy1vo2jf2q so right we have lost our minds things are not simple anymore that's why I share info on warrties and service agreements thanks for sharing people need to be informed we are so spoiled until something breaks down. Then we need help. Thank God for tecnincians who fix broke sh-t keep sharing and being awesome.
All stores are not the same.......trust today is a fleeting thing.
thank you at least we have choices to buy service agreements better to have than not have good or bad thank you for sharing be blessed everything breaks down eventually. sucks but it is true when it rains better to have an umbrella than not have one. its all chance
Here’s how the warranty works you pay money up front then they might honor it. I will never buy a Samsung again. Just replaced one of the polycarbonate door bins that broke after two years cost me 157.00
Thank you for sharing
If they didn’t profit A LOT on these extended warranties, they wouldn’t offer them. Chances are, you won’t need it. If anything is going to go wrong, 99% of the time it will within the first year (manf warranty) or after the typical life span. These warranties are crap. People who buy them are SUCKERS.
suckers don't have choices everthing is about the money thank you for your positive message
@@GaryLeeStanleyYourSalesGuy it’s like an insurance policy. Chances are extremely high that you won’t need it. With appliances, doing a little research on the most reliable brands and models, and using resources like consumer reports makes extended warranties unnecessary. My message may not be positive for extended warranty companies or salespeople, but it’s positive for consumers.
Purchasing an extended warranty - my experience through Sears, Home Depot, and Best Buy .... YES you should, and NO you should NOT. It Depends.
If you purchasing an Item that should have a long life span of 15-20 years and the cost of the item if it fails after the manufacturer warranty expires is as much as the unit you purchased then yes, it may be worth it, depending on what it covers.
Example: Dishwasher, Kenmore it was 20 years old, for the first 10 years we had an extended warranty on it, good thing too, the computer board failed not once not twice but three times. The cost of that board was $375 never mind labor. As a result of the warranty YES it paid off, the warranty itself was $99 for 5 years. So I did pay $200 for two 5-year extended warranties and got three computer boards replaced at no cost. Was it worth it? Yep in my mind it was.
If you're purchasing a computer or a smaller item that you could replace then I would not bother...but large ticket items, yes ... Dishwasher, dryer, Washer, Fridge, freezer... Sure I may have spent another $129 on the new dishwasher coming this Saturday, but that is really just $2.15 per month for the next 5 years. A drop In the bucket considering the dishwasher was $549 + Kit + Delivery + Install = $1,000+
Wow thank you for engaging great information thank you for taking the time to write all this that's really really cool and thank you for reaching out and making a statement that's awesome again when you buy a warranty or service agreement you may or may not ever use it but for myself on some of my smaller electronics and things like that I haven't purchased I guarantee I've had some inexpensive computers under $300 break crack within the lesson 6 months and then I'm stuck was broken stuff and it sucks. But thank you you are correct there are circumstances to weigh the facts thank you my friend for sharing
Thank you Thomas
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I don't understand that message but thanks for sharing and have a wonderful blessed day
White goods? 🤣
That's old school from back in the day white goods is what they called appliances I sold other electronics like stereo equipment and big screens they call those brown Goods back in the day I may not sound politically correct but that's the way they said it I'm glad it made you laugh thank you for being awesome PS is that all you got out of that message LOL have a wonderful day God bless you
@@GaryLeeStanleyYourSalesGuy I know, very old school. Haven't heard anyone say that in 50 years
@@theoriginaldashriprock LOL are you saying im old Ive sold alot of appliances in the 90s and Mcduuff that was their words and if you work in the industry they still call it that it sounds funnby but most appliances are all white because that colar sells the best. thank you for your support be blessed ps have a nice day my friend
@@GaryLeeStanleyYourSalesGuy I'm old too LOL I'm 60 and I've literally not heard that term used in many decades. Perhaps it's more common in your region.
It might be I am from the south the terminology is just used and it's still being used by some of the people who are in the industry but it's not personal it doesn't have anything to do about color it just describes the Wood Finishing on the brown goods and the white goods because doesn't have anything to do with anything else I know it's funny I'm never the type person who wants to offend anyone so thank you for sharing and bantering back and forth with me you're definitely awesome