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Samsung replaced the bezel. I bought the LN52A650 and the bezel cracked because i bumped into it. no questions asked.
You will only get this info. after the extended warranty purchase is completed. How about letting customers know before they get this warranty that it must be obtained within 60 days of tv purchase. :(
The Sony lasted only 3 years before there was a problem. I purchased the extended service plan because our last TV was Sony 52" rear projection that did not have an extended warranty. We ended up having to pay for repair and a new part (tv's main computer chip) with the cost being around $350 then the TV lasted only another couple of years before the same problem happened again. Due to the cost of the LCD Flat Panel type televisions I feel they should come with a better manufacturers warranty then they do. After doing some checking around I found the Amazon cost was the lowest. At least now I know that if there is a problem with the television I can call on Samsung for assistance. However the cost of the 3 yr Samsung Extended Service Plan is reasonable when you look at possible repair costs. Hopefully Samsung will be there to help if and when I need them.
It's just going to be stuffed in a drawer somewhere anyways and it's not like they won't have your information on file if something did go wrong with your television before it arrived. You're absolutely right, it does go along with the manufacturer warranty but what I also see is people acting like it's to no benefit. This might not be too relevant to "this" warranty but I had an extended warranty on my laptop, a wire was knocked loose between the board and the lcd, and they replaced the whole screen for me. And thirdly, it is high priced, and it is usually just a safeguard and a lot of times won't be needed.
They can also email you a copy, but regardless, who cares how long it takes. First off, the fact that it overlaps the first year with the manufacturer warranty. You tell me that you wouldn't appreciate having a brand new screen if it broke after a year or two. When living in Florida, to me that is a great add-on to have. I get warranties on all my high priced items and a lot of times I don't need them.
You have no idea how often the power flickers or goes out because of surges in the area. Secondly, the fact it takes so long to arrive in the mail.
There's just those few occasions I do, and it makes it all worth it to me to have my products repaired or replaced then having to buy a new one. Would you spend two-hundred dollars to ensure you won't have to spend another 1500-2000 to replace your television in the next 3-5 years.
I know I would. I have read through most of the reviews here and their complaints are a joke.
That could cause some serious damage to a television and then what would you do when it wasn't covered in the manufacturer warranty. The most recent reviewer was from Florida, as am I and they were complaining about this same issue.
This warranty adds surge protection towards your television as the manufacturer warranty does not. To me, this warranty is worth it.
The first year of my "extended plan" has double coverage. I am not happy to tell you that my understanding of the word "extended" was not the same as what this service plan explains it to be. This review should let you know that you will need to read the details before of this plan before you purchase it.
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