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Old 25-01-2005, 17:24   #63
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Re: Buying a Washing Machine

When you buy an extended warranty, you're not buying insurance cover for parts and/or labour - you're buying peace of mind. That's a much more difficult thing to put a price tag on.

Depending on the appliance, I usually take out a parts warranty, at least. Some appliances, such as fridges, if they don't breakdown inside a year, they're likely to last until you need a new one.
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