Buy Cheap SquareTrade 3-Year Electronics Warranty: ($100-125 Items) 
Buy Low Price From Here Now SquareTrade Care Plans are great value and cost on average 10-15% of the item price for 3 years of coverage. That is 40% lower on average than traditional warranties. Upon purchase, you will get an email confirmation. You will not be mailed a paper contract. If you have questions, please call: 1.877.WARRANTY.
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- Coverage: 3 years of mechanical and electrical failures from normal use, starting from item purchase date.
- Claims: We will fix the item or pay you the full replacement cost of the item. Zero Deductibles.
- Service: Free two-way pre-paid shipping for mail-in service. 5 day service guaranteed!
- Common Electronic device failures include Motherboard failure, Display burn out, Display cable disconnected, Broken circuit board connections, Rust / corrosion of power port, memory card port or battery connectors and Built-in battery failure.
- No Paper: We email your contract within 24 hours and let you store your receipts with us for a paperless claims process. You will not be mailed a contract.
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"good add on" 2010-01-30
By Janice L. Horn
Purchased speakers for my husband and this was a good add on. It's a small price to pay for 3 years of comfort.
"Just like it should be." 2010-01-26
By C. Parham (Tulsa, OK)
We purchased a Nintendo DS Lite for Christmas 2008. By January 1, 2010, the Nintendo did not work. I filed a claim, sent in my receipts and the item with postage prepaid to SquareTrade. They sent a refund quickly after reviewing the receipt and item. Paid as stated on the warranty. Very quick and easy.
"Great value!!!" 2009-12-25
By J. Wall (Northwest Coast)
I bought a refurbished Xbox 360 with a 90 day limited warranty from the company that sold it to me and received an offer by email for the Square Trade warranty for the device for a very reasonable amount. I normally don't opt for extended warranties on things I purchase but I had heard that there have been some issues with older Xbox 360 units so I thought it might be a worthwhile investment. Turns out I was right, after about a year of using my game console without issue I turned on the unit and it had the dreaded red ring of death. Long story short, they reimbursed my Paypal account for the entire amount of purchase and even sent me a prepaid shipping label. I highly recommend Square Trade, they are aces!!!
"Comparison with N.E.W. warranty" 2009-11-11
By Ruth Morgan (California)
The product I bought (Panasonic microwave) led to an offer of both the SquareTrade warranty and N.E.W. warranty. 2-Year Replacement Plan for Electronics Products $100 to $124.99 I bought the SquareTrade warranty which did not have a link to its "terms and conditions" on the Amazon site. You can only view the complete description of the contract after you have paid for it (but you can get a full refund of either company's warranty within the first 30 days). The terms and conditions of the N.E.W. warranty are available for view prior to purchase. There are significant differences.
The main differences I can see is that the N.E.W. replacement warranty provides the full replacement cost upon covered breakdown (but you still have to ship or deliver the item to the N.E.W. facility at your own cost -- That's in the fine print.)
The SquareTrade warranty allows it to give you a "similar" refurbished replacement item, repair it (with non-original parts), or pay "up to the replacement cost" of the item. If ST decides to pay the replacement cost, it will deduct the cost of any prior repairs, so you may not have enough to actually replace the item if it breaks down more than once. ST's replacement item will not be covered by the warranty; ST's coverage stops once it has provided services up to the purchase price of the item. You can't get coverage at that point and if the replacement breaks down, you're out of luck. To the good, ST does provide round-trip free shipping for repairs (and guarantees repairs within 5 days). But if ST decides the problem was not covered under the warranty, the shipping is not free.
Under the ST warranty, if your item is large enough to qualify for in-house service, it might be a better deal. It seems more likely (imho) that your item will actually be repaired rather than replaced with an unwarrantable refurbished item if a repair person schedules a visit and comes to your house. Again, though, the repair parts don't have to be original manufacturer's parts and coverage stops once the cost of the repairs equals the purchase price.
Another major difference is the extent of coverage. After the expiration of coverage under the manufacturer's warranty, N.E.W.'s warranty expressly covers normal wear and tear and damage caused by the environment. SquareTrade covers "normal use and operation of the product when used in accordance with the manufacturer's specifications and owner's manual" (long list of exclusions and caveats following such as exposure to weather, dust, rust, insects, cracked or damaged monitors or display screens, liquids, etc.) If it's offered, you can buy additional Accidental Damage from Handling (ADH) warranty coverage for which there is a $50 deductible. The description of ST's ADH coverage excludes negligence and normal wear and tear (along with a list of other exclusions). It's not clear what's left. ADH coverage was not offered with my item.
While N.E.W. offers a two-year warranty and SquareTrade a three-
year warranty, that difference appears to be one of semantics. N.E.W. says its warranty begins after the manufacturer warranty ends, whenever that may be. For my item, it's one year, so N.E.W. would cover years two and three. SquareTrade coverage begins on the date of purchase but excludes any claim during the period covered by the manufacturer's warranty so realistically, it's only good the last two years of the three-year period.
If my Panasonic microwave is eligible for in-home repair, SquareTrade may be a good deal. I don't expect to drop it or leave it in the rain and would prefer not to pay to ship it to a facility (as I would have to do to get the replacement cost from N.E.W.) But if the cost of a single in-home repair is going to eat up the entire value of my warranty (or even half), I will check into the shipping cost and may opt for N.E.W. instead.
"Good for the price" 2009-06-24
By Michael Pearce (LV,NV)
Squaretrade does beat all retailers prices on warranties. And there service os above average. Few downsides if you get their warranty for gaming, they make you pay for repairs up front then reimburse you. And they slow with contact I always had to email them to get them to tell me where I was at in the claim process.
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