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I bought an iPod from them a year ago. They sold me a warranty, claiming that if the battery died, they would replace the entire thing...with a brand new iPod.
As expected, the battery on my year-old iPod is starting to die. I take the iPod, the receipt, and the warranty information to my nearest Best Buy.
The person at customer service (haha, if that isn't an oxymoron...) tells me that they have changed the warranty. CHANGED. THE. WARRANTY. Now, I'm not an idiot. In fact, quite the opposite, I'm a lawyer. I know damn well that you can't change the terms of a warranty AFTER someone buys it. So I demand to talk to the supervisor.
What a joke. She knew less about the warranty than the original person did. In fact, she tried to tell me that it was APPLE that changed the policy, when I was clearly holding a Best Buy warranty. She said that all the warranty would get me was a new battery, which of course would require them to send the iPod somewhere.
I'm pissed as hell, but I play along and ask how long it would take. She DIDN'T KNOW. Couldn't even wager a guess. As though they don't replace iPod batteries on a daily basis?
I ended up leaving...with my iPod.
I haven't had time to pursue the matter further, but I definitely will be.
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