A:AnswerIt is on the receipt. I have stopped by the store and they have printed duplicates in the past. I try to hold on to the originals, but, the thermal paper they print on does not age well.
A:AnswerMost likely not . They will tell you that you can download it off the web. Make sure you read the fine print about service, I found it to be vague and deceptive.
A:AnswerYou can walk into your local Best Buy store or call 1-800-433-5778 to schedule a reservation/ask questions. An associate would need to look up your info and can get the process started to fix or replace your device.
A:AnswerOne time payment. Great deal too, it's much cheaper than paying for a new TV (or whatever item you purchased) if yours dies. They do die too, I've had one TV die after 18 months and another after 23 months.
A:AnswerIt depends. If your kids an idiot and he knocked over your TV. Then the answer is NO.
If the TV is defective and overheating caused the crack or the bezel is manufactured incorrectly and squeezing your screen causing a stress fracture. Then the answer is yes. They offer geek squad protection with accidental handling but I believe that is only for mobile devices. That would cover physical damage and crack screens. But that is probably just for things like phones tablets and other portable electronics.
In the end your best bet is to talk to a knowledgeable BB employee before you purchase your new TV.
A:AnswerGeek squad did check it out. Got a new remote. Same problem still. Geek was supposed to replace a part related to bluetooth. But have not heard from them for over a month and tech does not return my calls. Dissatisfied with the extended warranty.
A:AnswerBecause they will only provide tech support for computers. Anything else you have to pay for a home visit, even if it's under warranty (found that out hours after taking delivery of a brand-new TV only 2 hours previously)
