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    Buying guide on protection

    Discussion in 'Toshiba' started by dtechlogic, Oct 8, 2007.

  1. dtechlogic

    dtechlogic Notebook Consultant

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    WHen you buy from toshiba is it always recommended to buy this service for the laptop.
    Toshiba 4-Year SystemGuard + 2nd/3rd/4th Year Extended Service Plan Save 10% Instantly [$359.10]
    I am thinking of buying the sli1 but i might have enough money to buy sli3. Do you guys recommend to buy the extra with it. Thanks.
    Since the SLI3 total comes out at $2,591.74 without the protection plan.
    and SLI1 $2,051.56 without the protection plan. Why is cheaper with pcmall then from toshiba itself.
     
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  2. ZaZ

    ZaZ Super Model Super Moderator

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    You might want to check out the warranty guide.
     
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    nji13 Notebook Enthusiast

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    I bought 3 yr Service Express + 2nd/3rd year Extended Service Plan for my X205 for $169.15 last week (15% discount coupon against list price) from Toshiba.

    I don't buy system guard plans because they are incrementally expensive and I figure I can be responsible enough to not drop kick my latptop :p But I definitely want services express for fast turn around on repairs and 3 years of warranty coverage for the expected useful life of the laptop.

     
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