A:AnswerI’ve been buying extended warranties for a while now I never heard of any kind of deductible. You pay one time when you purchase the product for the extended warranty and that’s it
A:AnswerThat is actually a great question. I would call up Best Buy and speak to a manager and ask if you can do that I don’t think you can but that’s still a great question.
A:AnswerYou may or may not have to I would wait for the person to show up and instruct you on what yo do. Why go through the trouble if you don’t have to correct?
A:AnswerBe patient and courteous to the appliance staff and they will work out any price differences, especially considering a unit or similar unit has increased in price.
A:AnswerI’m not sure where you’re from but I’m in Long Island New York I happen to know the managers personal number. When I called him right from his phone, he is able to look up all my past purchases and see all my warranties what I would do is I would call up Best Buy and your case asked to speak to a manager not an associate not a customer service rep call the store the actual store where you bought it speak to a manager and ask them if they can access it via computer and then they should be able to answer all your questions
A:AnswerI had a whirl, pool item it broke. I didn’t have the geek squad warranty. I wish I did in my opinion do not buy anything from whirlpool, especially their warranties which are terrible. Always buy the warranty from Best Buy directly. This is because if there’s a problem they come and fix it end of story.
A:AnswerI believe that pertains to the warranty that you have some warranties fall under a Subscription type of plan. Will you pay for it once a year or every six months that you’re able to cancel all the type of warranties is a one shot deal where you pay for it when you purchased a product like I recently bought a washing machine and a refrigerator and I specifically bought the Best Buy five year warranty I don’t believe you can cancel that and get any money back. And honestly why would you ??
A:AnswerIf the product comes with the option to have the Best Buy warranty and it is a major appliance, I strongly strongly strongly suggest you get the warranty. I had a manufactures warranty with my last product. It was terrible. They didn’t do anything and the manager from Best Buy told me you should’ve gotten the Best Buy warranty that’s what I do for now on and I will never make that mistake again and not get it.
A:AnswerYou could call to ask. Who knows, it could be an issue with that model.
If not, you may want to give this a try (if you haven’t already): UNPLUG unit. Lightly spray WD-40 (or similar lubricant) at base lightbulb. Let set a few minutes to reach crevices. Using leather glove* or thick* damp rag, gently twist bulb counter-clockwise to remove.
*Used to help protect against glass shards in event bulb breaks. IF bulb breaks, search online for “Potato to Remove Broken Lightbulb.”
Hope this helps!
