Will this warranty cover a Brother laser printer purchase at Staples within the last 90 days?
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You have to have purchased it within 30 days. When you purchase a warranty, make sure you purchase a printer warranty with enough money to cover the amount you purchased. You'll be asked to upload a receipt, and I believe that's how SquareTrade checks to make sure you bough sufficient warranty.
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Everything I have seen suggests that, as long as you save the receipt, and it shows a purchase within 90 days (and the item is new), that you can buy this warranty for an item purchased at Staples.
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Gobby,I have never heard there is an expiration date for those kind of items. I have owned Brother printers for years and never had a problem with them - except when super storm Sandy took my color laser printer :-(But I quickly purchased another one, a monochrome this time because of my budget. The high yield toner last me over a year with no problems.
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This is the value it will cover. In my opinion if your printer is valued at $179 than you should have a value plan that reflects that amount!
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I believe the warranty is for the print head to work up to 18 months after the date on the package.
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I don't see one on the box, but I know Brother's warranty is 90 days from purchase so you do not want to overstock this item. I did that once and by the time I was ready to put the replacement in, which turned out to be bad... VERY odd for Brother, they told me the warranty on it had expired. I could not get them to replace it even though I told them I had just put it in service. Luckily, the original seller, who I do business with & is a very large Brother seller, took it back for an exchange and will "fight my battle" with Brother.
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I would definitely contact the warranty company and ask. As I understand it as long as you bought your computer on Amazon. I am not sure there is a time frame from purchase to getting coverage but it is worth a shot. I have received great customer service from both Amazon and Square Trade. Hope this helps.
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I am not sure about any kind of warranty. I purchased my original 5 printers 8 years ago through my company and a refurbished one last year. They use HP 49A or Q5949A.
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Hi Mr Don,the warranty is a paper labeled on the printer. On the label are written a phone number of the market you bought the printer, and how long last the warranty for example( the warranty could last 2 or 3 years ). During these periods when something wrong happen to the printer first call that phone number and explain the issue then you should be informed where to send the printer for maintenance but you are not allowed to open the printer and change anything if you do so ,you break the warranty.
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does anyone know what the warranty is on this printer or if an extended warranty is available on this?
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Luckily, I have not had to use my extended warranty (by the way, my printer for which I purchased the warranty it is only a couple of months old and has not had any issues). It was the warranty option that came up when I purchased the printer and upon reading the reviews, I felt comfortable purchasing it. It is transferable and you can cancel it if you wish, also. I suggest you read the reviews by those who have needed to use it. It seems to cover everything others do and most are pleased with their service, but like everything, there are always those who are not pleased. Hopes this helps.
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I not sure what the warranty policy is but my wife is a Attorney and I am in Real Estate and we print lots and lots of documents with the Cartritech. No problems at all and I will continue to buy and us this product.
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This computer was eventually "bought back" by Staples. I now own a different model. I fought with HP and Staples for months before it was finally "bought back" by Staples so I would not take a loss. HP then "graciously" gave me a 3 year warranty, due to the numerous problems I had experienced with this laptop. (I had bought a two year warranty with Staples on the laptop they finally bought back. I owned this computer approx. 5 months and it underwent a "crash" every 2-3 weeks. It had major issues. I now realize I purchased one of the first Windows 8 computers and this may have been the reason for the software/hardware conflicts.) This computer was eventually "bought back" by Staples. I now own a different model. I fought with HP and Staples for months before it was finally "bought back" by Staples so I would not take a loss. HP then "graciously" gave me a 3 year warranty, due to the numerous problems I had experienced with this laptop. (I had bought a two year warranty with Staples on the laptop they finally bought back. I owned this computer approx. 5 months and it underwent a "crash" every 2-3 weeks. It had major issues. I now realize I purchased one of the first Windows 8... » Read More This computer was eventually "bought back" by Staples. I now own a different model. I fought with HP and Staples for months before it was finally "bought back" by Staples so I would not take a loss. HP then "graciously" gave me a 3 year warranty, due to the numerous problems I had experienced with this laptop. (I had bought a two year warranty with Staples on the laptop they finally bought back. I owned this computer approx. 5 months and it underwent a "crash" every 2-3 weeks. It had major issues. I now realize I purchased one of the first Windows 8 computers and this may have been the reason for the software/hardware conflicts.) « Show Less
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If you buy this printer, you may pay $60/every 2 week.I'm serious. So I rebuy Brother printer.
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I long ago replaced this printer with another HP all-in-one printer that has more features and has served me well for many years. My assumption about a warranty would be "no" unless the seller specifically offers one. I believe Amazon offers some protection if the item is not as described (i.e., no defects listed but the item does not function properly upon delivery). In that case, you may have some recourse. However, unless return shipping is covered, shipping this monster back to the seller is likely to cost more than the refund you might receive. In my view, with printers, you're better off buying a new one, preferably locally. Most printer costs are not in the hardware, but rather in the replacement toner and ink cartridges -- and that will be just as true for a used printer as a new one, which is usually discounted heavily to entice you into buying ink later. Why put yourself at risk? Hope this helps.
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It appears to cover all office equipment - it calls it the Office Protection Plan. If you click on the Square Trade icon below the printer you are looking at - you can select the price coverage you want. This will depend on the price you are paying for the printer. And, also, you can select up to 4 years protection. They are a great company to work with if you ever have a problem. I have had them for other electronics as well and as I said - they are great. Hope this helps.
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Yes, mine was - I was wondering about this also - much less $$ than from Dell - I bought the 1 year extended warranty just in case, but it doesn't seem I will be needing it. Not sure about the Dell warranty. It is a great printer the best laser printer I have owned and I have owned quite a few.
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No, the warranty is valid as of the date of your Amazon invoice. Omega just needs it as your proof of purchase.