Re: Huh! What an old Warrenty card.

[sadasiva@utkvx.utk.edu (Sadasivam, Krishna Madur)]

In article <mark-170693092457@128.157.9.144>, mark@pokey.jsc.nasa.gov (Mark Manning) writes...
>Heh.  I'd have to send in ten to fifteen of the things.  I never sent in
>any of the warranty cards after reading that they all expired within 90
>days.  What was the use?  It takes that long just to get chummy with some
>of the stuff (I like long relationships ;) ).  Besides, I always felt that
>if a company thought so little of their equipment then why hassle with
>the warranty?  Says something for the quality of things doesn't it?  Even
>diskettes have a longer warranty life.  In fact, I think diskettes have
>the longest guarantee of all - don't they?

Actually, a lifetime warranty is variable....what if you suddenly kick the
bucket tomorrow? Your warranty goes up then and there! :)

Seriously, up until recently, I've been really bad about not sending in
warranty cards, as are several hundred or so other IIgs users I've spoken with.
I have gotten better, though, and am starting to send them out when I purchase
something. (I don't remember ever sending out the Apple IIgs warranty info,
either...but back then it was for only 90 days...)

Krishna

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