Here's a question that's been puzzling me. Given most American's (can't speak for other countries) move around a lot, how does a LDS in your new town know whether the gear you brought in for warranty repair or battery replacement was purchased from an "authorized" dealer? Of course this assumes you bring in the warranty registration with it.
Seems to me, once the warranty is registered with the manufacturer, it's registered.
Another point is, how does the manufacturer enforce their warranty limitations when they do not list who the "authorized" dealers are on the warranty?
Don't get me wrong, I support one of the local LDS' here, but, sometimes I buy things on-line when the LDS just can't compete with the price or just can't get the item I'm looking for.
Brian
Seems to me, once the warranty is registered with the manufacturer, it's registered.
Another point is, how does the manufacturer enforce their warranty limitations when they do not list who the "authorized" dealers are on the warranty?
Don't get me wrong, I support one of the local LDS' here, but, sometimes I buy things on-line when the LDS just can't compete with the price or just can't get the item I'm looking for.
Brian