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> eric snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com (washerlessincolorado) wrote: >
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>>in order to have a machine that would be
>>worry free from maintenance issues for at least seven years (after
>>buying the extended service warranty that is)
>
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> Didn't buy it from Maytag, did you?
>
> Own up to it: you screwed up, and you're trying to put the blame on
> Maytag or anyone else BUT yourself, where it belongs.
As this poster so eloquently pointed out, essentially all third party warranty policies are just a way of making extra money off customers.
Quit blaming Maytag, they did not sell you the policy. Go back to the store where you bought the washer and raise hell. If they won't help, picket the store (your right under the constitution, but you must, by law, stay on public property (sidewalks), stay moving at all times, and not block access to the property). I guarantee they will do anything to get a picketer carrying a sign out of their store front.
Colin