SillyPoint
Jan 30, 2009, 11:24 AM
Hi,
I purchased a new laptop from CompUsa in Sep 2006 and the sales person asked me to go for 2 yr TAP insurance and I accepted that. I paid $139 for 2 yr TAP insurance. The sales person told me that 2 yr service plan starts after the 1 year warranty from the original manufacturer. So I was under the impression that I would get totally 1+ 2 years warranty for the computer. CompUsa did not give me any documents related to the insurance except printed in the receipt that total amount includes 2 year TAP insurance.
My laptop stopped working and when I called CompUsa insurance they told me that my insurance expired and they will not do anything with this now. They now says that TAP insurance is not after the first year of manufacture's warranty and instead it starts right after the sale.
Could some one help me to understand what they say is correct.
Now I understand that I should have tried to get all the documents from the company regarding the insurance while I bought the product.
Thanks
SillyPoint
I purchased a new laptop from CompUsa in Sep 2006 and the sales person asked me to go for 2 yr TAP insurance and I accepted that. I paid $139 for 2 yr TAP insurance. The sales person told me that 2 yr service plan starts after the 1 year warranty from the original manufacturer. So I was under the impression that I would get totally 1+ 2 years warranty for the computer. CompUsa did not give me any documents related to the insurance except printed in the receipt that total amount includes 2 year TAP insurance.
My laptop stopped working and when I called CompUsa insurance they told me that my insurance expired and they will not do anything with this now. They now says that TAP insurance is not after the first year of manufacture's warranty and instead it starts right after the sale.
Could some one help me to understand what they say is correct.
Now I understand that I should have tried to get all the documents from the company regarding the insurance while I bought the product.
Thanks
SillyPoint