Extended Warranties

Gartner has advised IT departments not to invest in extended warranties when buying equipment in an effort to reduce business costs and show quick savings.  

Original manufacturer's warranties and dealership extended warranties are legitimate, but fly-by-night extended warranty offers recently have been flooding the Upstate.  

Would you like a little peace of mind with that gadget? According to Consumer Reports, Americans will spend over a billion dollars this holiday season on extended warranties.  

Anyone who has ever purchased an appliance, electronic device or component of any kind in the last 20 years has been offered the chance to buy an extended warranty.  

It's the time of year American consumers are flushed with pitches to buy extended warranties for items they haven't plugged in yet.  

It's the time of year the American consumer is flushed with pitches to buy extended warranties for items they haven't plugged in yet.  

Consumers spend about sixteen billion dollars a year on extended warranties. But given uncertain times at many retailers, are they a good bet or a loss leader when you buy one at the store? When Liz Zanatta ...  

FOX40 NEWSROOM - "Would you like to buy an extended warranty with that?" It's something we usually hear by the cashier of retail stores when we purchase a large-ticket item like high-definition TV sets, stereo components, computers and cell phones.  The fear of our expensive item suddenly...  

Consumer Reports recommends against extended warranties and service plans, saying they're unnecessary and overpriced.  

There are many pitfalls in this field which offers extended warranties and you can easily fall in it. An extended warranty means you are entitled to get a short term service and repair Content Producer: Sam Leong Published: Nov 24, 2008  

Mark Kotkin remembers going into a store to buy earphones for his iPod. At the register, the salesperson urged him to protect his investment by buying an extended warranty for only $25. There was a small ...  

By John Campanelli Plain Dealer Reporter Mark Kotkin remembers going into a store to buy earphones for his iPod. At the register, the salesperson urged him to protect his investment by buying an extended warranty for only $25. There was...  

What you need to know about extended warranties, government-backed guarantees.  

It's the time of year American consumers are flushed with pitches to buy extended warranties for items they've not plugged in yet.  

If you receive a notice that your car warranty is about to expire, you're not alone. Postcards and letters marked "urgent" or "final notice" are going out by the millions.