Auto Warranty

iPhone users are starting to inquire about how long the life expectancy of their phones are. Should they get that iPhone extended warranty or not? While your friendly neighbourhood salespersons do whatever it takes to sell you one, some consumers are still confused and unable to decide. A warranty is essentially a consumer entitlement for repair or replacement of product brought from the manufacturer. If you buy an iPhone and it does not work the way it is supposed to, then you are entitled to send it back and have it fix. Most manufacturer warranties are given for a year or under. Within this period, they are obliged to repair or replace the product at no extra cost to the consumer under specific terms and conditions. Now, if the warranty expires, what will happen next? This is where extended warranty comes in. An extended warranty, as the name suggests, will extend the warranty of your product. If for example you have a one year warranty from the manufacturer, extended warranties will also run from the first date of purchase. Your iPhone for example will be covered for another year or so depending on the package you purchase. Most extended warranties are offered by third party insurers although some retail stores now offer the same to its clients. Yes, you should. Why? Iphones are covered by the Apple warranty for one year. It includes limited warranty and 90 days of complimentary telephone technical support. If you accidentally drop your iPhone and break it, Apple will not repair it for free. If you spill liquid on your iPhone, repairs will not be free. If your iPhone can not be fixed, then you can just say goodbye to your investment. Even if you get the AppleCare protection plan which extends the warranty for another year, accidental damages will still not be covered. You get the same protection that they offer from the first year free warranty, for information please contact Auto Warranty.