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The Extended Warranty Industry Sees An Increase In Sales After The Holiday Season

A Managed Blogger — Fri, 02 Feb 2007 08:00:45 +0000

Due to increased sales of electronics during the holiday season, Warranty Domain is showing better than ever sales during a time of the year when most business slows

Brooklyn, New York (IPRWIRE) Fri, Feb. 2nd, 2007 — Mark Yarrobino, president of Maroon Enterprises (www.warrantydomain.com), is announcing that their website is showing better than ever sales volume after the holiday season.

Many people across the country have purchased or received expensive electronics as gifts for the holidays, such as flatscreen televisions or digital cameras. They required extended warranties to protect their investment, and many of them have turned to Warranty Domain for a great price and top of the line service.

In most industries, business tends to slow around the holidays, but warranty sales normally increase after the holidays. This year was no exception to the rule, especially at Warranty Domain, where business has increased considerably.

Why You Need An Appliance Extended Warranty

A Managed Blogger — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 21:34:17 +0000

There was a time when a home appliance extended warranty was a take it or leave it sort of thing, tacked on by the manufacturer and store and serving little purpose at the time. In the old days, and that wasn’t all that long ago, many repairs could be made by the homeowners themselves or at a local repair shop, situated to handle the more advanced repairs. But that was before computers and digital components came along, changing the landscape of repairs on every appliance. Nowadays, the handyman of the past has little hope in fixing anything modern without extensive and expensive training. For this reason, a warranty beyond the manufacturer’s limited warranty is so useful for the longevity of your device.

Think about it, how many of your home devices have digital components to them? If you are like most people, your home is filled with all kinds of appliances and devices. These can run from washing machines and dryers to the computer and television. With the age of digital, every appliance on the market has been infused with an electronic element, making it easier to use and program. And there are literally hundreds of these devices on the market today, and many of them are in your home right now.

So what do you do if one of them breaks down?

Well, you could pay the full cost to have it repaired, but if you plan to do that, be prepared for a repair bill that might shock you. In the digital age, the cost of parts and labor today is sky-rocketing and that is no secret. With digital components having been custom built for each and every device, the market is not flush with replacement parts waiting for the unforeseen breakdown. The other choice you have is to simply trash the broken device and replace the item altogether and buy a new one. But that, too, is often not in the average budget, especially if the breakdown happens without warning. You might go months before you can afford the device again.

Another smarter option, and this is a very good option for most homeowners, is to purchase an appliance extended warranty from a reputable warranty seller. By paying a little bit now, you can protect yourself from the costly repair bills of the future or the even more costly replacement costs that many of us will be facing as time goes by and our devices are used and the parts become worn out or damaged.

In the era of digital components and pricy repairs, one company stands out for its affordable warranty plans that will protect you from all those high costs later on if a break down occurs. Warranty Domain (www.warrantydomain.com) offers an appliance extended warranty tailored specifically for the device you need protected. In addition to peace of mind, they also offer 24/7 Customer Service, toll free phone numbers, and over 12,000 service centers located throughout the United States. Visit today and see how a quality provider is run. You might be pleasantly surprised at how much service a little bit of money can buy.

Finding The Right Extended TV Warranty For Your Device

A Managed Blogger — Wed, 06 Dec 2006 21:33:22 +0000

It does not take a financial genius to understand the importance of having a quality-based extended TV warranty these days. Many televisions can run into the thousands of dollars, and while they are very cool to look at and use, they do tend to break at times. Technology is like any other item on the market and high tech has gone a long way in the last few decades, but when it comes to the newer plasma and LCD televisions, there is still a long way to go before all the bugs and kinks are worked out.

It is something of a no-brainer for those planning to invest in television sets, plasmas, LCD TVs, and DLP sets to also consider purchasing the added protection that comes with an extended TV warranty. Nearly all manufactures offer this to the buyer, but many pass on that offer at the time of purchase for various reasons. Most reasons are the belief that the device paid for so handsomely will last for a long time without problems. It is a little presumptuous to believe this, but many do and continue to neglect renewing the manufacturer warranty after the standard 90 day period for normally reserved serious factory issues like broken displays and burned out electronics. If you are one of those, don’t fret. There are ways to get the added protection at a cost that won’t break the bank.

When considering a company offering warranties for your television sets, you want to consider several things before purchasing a warranty that will not do as it claims. You want to seek out a company with 24/7 customer service, toll free phone numbers, service centers to bring your television to, and a quality assurance program. They should guarantee if they can’t fix your device, they will give you a new one. Not just a refurnished or reconditioned one, but a brand new device. This is not an offer that is standard with most warranty sellers.

The warranty should not skimp on protection, make broad claims, or have fine print excluding unforeseen events. It should offer just about everything a person could want, and the services should be carried out by professionals who have experience with your device. The warranty should not be some one-price-fits-all, but be based on the value of the set at the time of the purchase. For the average consumer, this can mean a big savings. You pay for the protection you need as it relates to the value of the device.

When considering getting an extended TV warranty, you should consider Warranty Domain (www.warrantydomain.com), an experience company ready with every warranty demand you could have with their trained and high-awarded Repair Masters. Many appliances and device warranties are offered, from camcorders to washing machines, all of which follow the premise that protection does not have to be expensive.

New Website Offers Fantastic Deals On Extended TV Warranty Programs

A Managed Blogger — Fri, 03 Nov 2006 18:59:42 +0000

Warranty Domain is offering excellent extended TV warranty programs for televisions, including the newer high-tech models. This promises to save consumers hundreds of dollars on repairs or replacements

Brooklyn, NY (IPRWire) Fri, Oct. 13th, 2006—Mark Yarrobino, President of Maroon Enterprises (www.warrantydomain.com), is announcing the launch of their new website. Warranty Domain goes far beyond the usual extended TV warranty base and includes offers and programs for nearly every electronic device commonly used by today’s consumers.

Mark says: “We save people money in the long run on expensive repairs to their electronics.”

They offer affordable programs for an extended TV warranty, computers, stereos, VCR’s, camcorders, and even cell phones. There is not much that they cannot cover.

Mark goes on to say: “Added protection for electronics is a small but growing business, and we’re trying to bring it more into the mainstream.”