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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsProduct registration, when you buy something new. Is it just
to collect data on who's buying the product? And to advertise their new products?
Reason I ask is I just bought a new vacuum cleaner (about $150). I never send the product registration paper on the old one.
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Product registration, when you buy something new. Is it just (Original Post)
raccoon
Jul 2017
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lunasun
(21,646 posts)1. To warn you of recalls but probably what you said too
Wellstone ruled
(34,661 posts)2. Mostly.
Manufacturers make big bucks selling their so called Warranty lists.
Always read the fine print on the Warranty,especially anything from Sears.
Again,registration is a Marketing Tool.
cloudbase
(5,514 posts)3. Just send in the card
with your name, and the model and serial number of the item.
The rest of the stuff they ask isn't necessary for the warranty to be effective.
kysrsoze
(6,021 posts)4. You don't have to send it in. Just make sure you have the receipt.
It's mostly about data collection and they will honor the warranty if you can produce the receipt when it breaks.