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They say the plural of anecdote is not data.
A laptop might go for 2K. Something a lot of people might want to insure.
Well, good luck with the tool. Not sure if you'll be happier if it breaks or not, but good luck.
I need an angle drill for studs and would appreciate any advice.
Feb 24, 2013
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You're still only insuring $300, with a 20% premium.
The three year warranty extension on my laptop was well under $100 (it was another $100 for the battery - nuts). An out-of-warranty laptop probably isn't repairable, economically.
If it breaks, they repair a badly designed unit or replace it with an identical (badly designed) unit. "Good luck" *is* appropriate.
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