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At least that’s what happened after I registered my NC10. A Samsung, “FREE 3-month warranty extension,” page greeted me after I registered my machine (samsung usa).
Am I right in thinking that you only get 3 month warranty in the USA? So by registering you get 6 month, I wonder if that will work here in the UK, giving use 15 months.
off to try.
I have just registered my NC10 with Samsung UK but was able to skip the personal questions page.
Edit: Personal questions included asking if you own your house and how much you earned.
Chris B
Hum, I never even saw a personal question page. I must have developed an unconscious privacy filter. Anyway, I didn’t have to answer any personal questions either…
I went via the UK site.
Well, that’s strange. I promise I’m not making it up :).
I have another NC10 I got for my girlfriend I need to set up for her office today, and I’ll see what happens when I register hers.
Regardless, I don’t think it is a bad thing to register (that’s why I did it in the first place).
I stand corrected. The EMAIL I received after registering mentioned the extra 3 months of warranty 🙂
That’s strange, I got a repeat of my last post just less than an hour after I placed the original post. Anyone any idea why?
Chris B
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Am I right in thinking that you only get 3 month warranty in the USA? So by registering you get 6 month, I wonder if that will work here in the UK, giving use 15 months.[/quote1229205395]
No, not correct. We get 12 months parts and labor in the USA, too. And this kicks it up to 15 months.btw, I just registered my girlfriend’s NC10, and received a 3 month extension in an email, but no confirmation page. Strange thing is, I didn’t get the confirmation email the first time, but got the confirmation page. Maybe Samsung is just rolling out the program, and is working out the glitches.
edit: I should add, the only “personal questions” asked were: where I bought it, why I bought it, and what I thought of Samsung quality. All reasonable questions, imo.
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