Thread: Are warranties necessary?
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Old 09-23-2010, 09:01 AM   #3
PoisonWolf
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Originally Posted by TheKindleWorm View Post
I guess it depends on what you can potentially afford to lose. If one of my gadgets broke I'd just go out and buy a new one - most of the time I've sold them on long before they get that old. The only item I've ever had where I wished I had paid for a warranty was my apple mac which died after 18 months - so I ended up buying a new windows laptop.

The Kindle screen can be fragile so I can see why some people feel the need to insure them. For me personally at this price level and the fact that I treat mine with kid gloves, I won't bother.
Thanks KindleWorm for the input.

I guess my fear stems from the fact that the DXG is so big...and I'm worried that I might break it over time, or that family members might break it over time.

Couple that with the fact that a three year warranty from Squaretrade is currently only $67....it's insanely hard to resist.

But I get your point. Hmm...decisions decisions decisions...
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