Thread: 'I should be the Nook's ideal customer. But I'm not...I am locked in.'
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Old 06-08-2011, 01:15 PM   #62
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Originally Posted by MsCG1 View Post
True. I got the warranty for my Nook because it was $250 at the time I bought it, and it was plagued with problems like cracked bezels and whatnot. It made sense to spend an extra $60 to buy two years of protection.
B&N willingly replaced the Nooks that developed cracked bezels and buttons - it was a manufacturing flaw - you didn't need an extended warranty for that.
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