Quote (harmacintyre @ Nov 11 2015 03:29pm)
Yeah so you misunderstood what I said. Just because it says extended warranty doesn't mean it adds warranty. Most people fall into the trap where they just automatically assume extended means add. Extended warranty can also mean in place of along with a secondary warranty that expires at the same time. If you are 100% sure that yours is supposed to add years to the warranty then you should be good though. :lol:
There are also stipulations where they don't replace anything physical after like 1 year and the rest is from manufacturer defects etc etc. Also manufacturer warranty doesn't ever really change. It is the "pay for" extended warranty companies that make the warranties go past the manufacturer date or CC companies like amex that honor deals between companies etc
I didn't misunderstand... Read my post again....