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    How "complete" is CompleteCare?

    Discussion in 'Dell' started by sprtnbsblplya, Oct 28, 2010.

  1. sprtnbsblplya

    sprtnbsblplya Notebook Deity

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    My current laptop got some water damage on it, and my renters' insurance policy covers every weird thing under the sun except water!
    So my next computer will be from a manufacturer such as Dell that offers accidental damage protection so this doesn't happen again.

    Does the CompleteCare cover absolutely everything under the sun?
     
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    Accidental Damage and Theft Protection Services | Dell
     
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  3. Cin'

    Cin' Anathema

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    It will likely cover: Liquid spilled on or in unit, Drops, falls, and other collisions, Electrical surge, Damaged or broken LCD due to a drop or fall, Accidental breakage (multiple pieces), Stolen unit (Tracking, locating and recovering
    your stolen laptop is included with the purchase of LoJack theft protection)

    It will not cover Damage caused by intentional acts, fire, theft or loss (intentional damage, normal wear & tear, consumables (ie, batteries/bulbs).

    Please see this. It will give you the "defining information" : )

    Data Sheet: CompleteCare Accidental Damage Services

    CompleteCare Agreement (for catalog/consumer customers)

    Taken from this link:
    Accidental Damage and Theft Protection Services

    Cin...
     
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