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| quote: | Originally posted by mot10n
of course, but on something worth $700, it makes sense to pay an extra $80 for 3 years coverage. keep in mind that if something messed up after sony's first year, i would be totally screwed for repair. you know how much the sony store charges for parts and labour? it's insane. for some things, an extended warranty does make sense.
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sure it does...
the first time I took the extended warranty was years ago when I bought my first computer, paid like $300+ for that, and the only thing that went wrong in the 3 years the warranty covered me was a little $2 fan gave up and a $40 power supply died. For both of those I had to wait for like a week for the mo'fuckaz to fix it. Moral of the story --> should've kept the money.
the second time I took extended warranty was for my cd burner that cost like $250 (paid like $60 for 2 years or something)... and the good thing is, it died on me maybe a month before the warranty was out, so I went in to replace it with "the similarly priced model" by the standards at the time, and all I got was a $40 cheap-ass cd burner instead. Moral of the story --> should've kept the money.
the third time I took extended warranty... well, guess what. there will be no third time!
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