How many years and type of warranty should I get if Iam going to buy an Inspiron e1505 for college?
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If you can afford it 3-years, if not just one because 90% of laptops that are going to break will do so in year 1. If you buy it with an American Express card they'll add a year to any manufacturer warranty and you'll get 2-years if you buy a 1-year warranty for example.
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wearetheborg Notebook Virtuoso
I would not get any additional warranty (besides the 1 year) for an E1505.
Visa, Amex (and perhaps mastercard) double the warranty, so u'll be effectively getting 2 years warranty = expecteced lifetime of an inpsiron. -
I would go with 3 years -
Is it true that if you paid using visa then you'll get double warranty?
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I personally won't believe it until I check with my credit card company and Dell both. Because, if it's doubled, I now have 6 years of full coverage warranty. -
I've never even heard of that before. I paid using American Express though, so it doesn't really matter to me.
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i have three years warranty and three years of accidental damage protection.
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wearetheborg Notebook Virtuoso
Read the credit card benifits and agreements disclosure they sent you.
I have heard that Amex tends to be easiest to deal with.
Google this, I'm too lazy right now to post a link.
Note - I'm not sure about discovercard, or whether both visa & mastercard doubles warranty. I am sure that at least one of them does, and also that AMex does too.
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