Expired Warranties
Why do so many people expect manufacturers to "do the right thing" and give them special treatment by giving them something for free after their product's warranty has expired? I frequent many differ...
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souraider wrote:
The "RV" industry is a billion dollar enterprise...damn straight I expect them to do the "right thing". Why should consumers have to deal with the flimsy warranties that come with a 40k purchase. You're okay accepting one year? or the exclusions and exceptions that manufactures will use to avoid payment.
I have no problem with people questioning this standard. If they did not it would only get worse.
I am more inclined to question why it bothers some people so much when this comes up. I often see responses that are rude, accusatory, and downright inhospitable towards individuals with these questions. We have a few self-appointed warranty "police"...first we had the weight police, now we have the warranty police:(
So if you are told PRIOR to purchase you are buying a product with a 1 year warranty and you agree to it, you should still expect it to be covered past the one year warranty? If you feel a 1 year warranty is "flimsy" you shouldn't buy that product to begin with.
