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Re: Interstate battery warning
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Posted by Hal on August 05, 2004 at 19:48:16 from (24.187.69.249):
In Reply to: Re: Interstate battery warning posted by Willie J on August 05, 2004 at 18:44:18:
The problem with this method is that you can end up paying more for the replacement under the warrantee than if you just walk in and buy a new one. The new ones never sell at list price. Lets say a battery lists for $100, but the stores are selling it for $80. If your warrantee has passed the 80% point (say you have used up 48 mos of a 60 months battery) than the warantee is baxically worthless at that point. I don't mind paying more if the price has increased since I bought it, but never should I have to pay more than the current actual selling price (not list price) while under warrantee.
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