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Should You Buy a Service Contract?
- Date: October 1, 2001
- QUOTE: ...don't buy a service contract on the spur of the moment. Only buy one if you have found out exactly what is and isn't covered under the contract, and how reliable the company is that backs the contract.
- ABSTRACT: Consumers sometimes feel reassured by including a service contract when purchasing big-ticket items such as electronics and vehicles, but this consumer protection article from the Maryland Attorney General's Office urges buyers to be wary; consumers should carefully consider contract terms, pre-existing (e.g. manufacturer) warranties, and coverage details before purchasing these profit-heavy (for the retailer) warranty agreements.
--- Nathan Hurst
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