hugh@kink.UUCP (Hugh D. Gamble @ Phaedra V's Amiga 2500) (11/05/89)
In article <1764@ntmtka.mn.org> steve@ntmtka.mn.org (Steve Wahl) writes: >In article <AZH_tfS00Xs18bv0Yz@andrew.cmu.edu> sk2x+@andrew.cmu.edu (Sun Kun Kim) writes: ... >>P.S. I read somewhere that Amigas are warranted for only 90 days. >>That's strange, because on my Amiga 2000's waraanty card, it said that >>my computer was warranted for ONE YEAR! ^^^^^^^^ >I've heard two things: 1) Montgomery Grant is no longer an official Amiga >dealer, and must get their computers from other sources than Commodore (other >dealerships selling out or reducing inventory, for instance). 2) Amigas get >a one year waranty in Canada (as opposed to 90 days in the US). >Is it possible that Sun got an Amiga 2000 that Montgomery Grant somehow >picked up in Canada? Or am I missing something? I had heard that even >though Commodore was honoring a one-year waranty in Canada, the waranty cards >still said 90 days. That certainly was true, though it may have changed, now. Shortly after sending in the Warrantee card for an A2000, I mentioned something about the 90 day warrantee in the electronic presence of a Commodore Canada representative, who pointed out a little defensively that it was actually 1 year. It definitely read 90 days though. Commodore Canada is pretty much on the ball about most things though, so the one year warrantee may now *say* one year. >I have yet to read the waranty card on my '2000 very closely... Tsk, tsk :-) P.S. Your posting had a usa distribution *not* a na distribution. For starters that cuts down your odds of getting back much response from the Canadian net contingent. I realize that there are postings not of interest to all of a world distribution, but most postings with a usa distribution would probably be suited to a na distribution (us Canadians want to keep an eye on you guys :-) >-- >Steve Wahl >Northern Telecom, Inc. (612) 932-8079 >S-100, 9701 Data Park steve@ntmtka.mn.org >Minnetonka, MN 55343 {rosevax,bungia}!ntmtka!steve . y -- # Hugh D. Gamble (416) 267-6159 No Disclaimers. # hugh@kink.UUCP # ...and if pigs had airfare they could fly.