I have recently purchased a notebook and on my warranty registration i put the purchase date as 9-3-10 instead of 3-9-10.

Warranty registration information should be provided with the paperwork that came with your TV. If you have lost that, go to the manufacturer's website and look for a link to warranty information or warranty registration. Some manufacturers do not require registration, however, you must have proof of purchase to retain the warranty from the purchase date rather than the date of manufacture.

Normally you don't need to do anything... In some rare cases you may need to send in the registration card of the product... But that is almost never necessary, however sometimes manufacturers will give you a little extra warranty time if you do that. Mainly registration cards are used for marketing purposes to send you sales solicitations on other products.
The most important thing is that you keep the receipt of the item... As it proves the date of purchase, which is the beginning date of the warranty. Without the store receipt there is no proof of purchase and the warranty is not going to be honored. Even if you register the project product using the registration card you still need to keep the store receipt as they may ask for it on your first warranty claim.
Even if you register the product using the registration card you still need to keep the store receipt as they may require it on your first warranty claim.
If the registration requires the store receipt, always send a copy and keep the original... Never send the original. Ever.

Save receipt for warranty purpose.
Without receipt, the warranty is based on date of manufacture which can be several months, or 1-2-3 years before actual installation.
With reliance, first two digits of serial number are date of manufacture. Second two digits are week of the year.
Registration at following link using serial number located on label on side of tank:
http://www.reliancewaterheaters.com/resources/product-registration

Gene


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Whoever told you that was pulling your leg. In our company we still register machines that have been omitted from registration 2 years after the purchase date. Machines have at least 3 years guarantee from date of sale and maybe a year's warranty with the place you purchased it from. Have you contacted Toshiba directly?

you can go to the lexmark website here: http://support.lexmark.com/index?page=home&linkSelected=node1&channel=warranty&locale=EN&userlocale=EN_US
select "product registration" you still need to hang onto your receipt so put it in a safe place.
Hope you enjoy your printer.

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odel Name: Satellite A45-S121 Product Category: Portable Model-Part Number: PSA40U-06LLZV Serial Number: 34070881H Registration Number: 9295487 Purchase Date: Apr 30, 2004 Country Purchased: USA Warranty: International Limited Warranty ** Warranty Expiration Date: Apr 30, 2005 Primary Service Option: Toshiba Notebook Depot ++ Alternate Service Option: Carry-in Service by a Toshiba Authorized Service Provider +

Warranty for Kitchenaid appliances is one year from the date of purchase. Their is way to submit "warranty" for it, only registration. Registration is only done for safety purposes - for example, so you may be contacted in the event of a recall on your particular appliance.

Registration may be completed at www.kitchenaid.com, underneath the Customer Care tab in the upper-right hand corner of the main page.

Warranty is best proven with a dated sales receipt. It is recommended you have it kept at all times in case it is requested to verify your date of purchase.

BFG LIMITED LIFETIME CONSUMER WARRANTY and RMA POLICY




APPLIES TO ALL GRAPHICS CARDS INTRODUCED BY BFG ON OR AFTER 2/21/08

BFG Technologies warrants to the original purchaser of the graphics card included in this package ("Product") that the Product will be free from defects in material or workmanship for as long as the original purchaser (residing in the United States or Canada) owns the product, when given normal wear and proper usage. For original purchasers residing in areas outside the USA or Canada, the limited warranty for graphic cards shall be for a period of ten (10) years from the date of purchase.

In connection with such Limited Lifetime or Ten Year Warranty, all BFG graphics cards introduced on or after February 21, 2008 must be registered on www.bfgtech.com within thirty (30) calendar days of the original purchase date to activate the limited lifetime warranty or limited ten (10) year warranty. Products not properly registered will be covered from the date of purchase by a two (2) year warranty in Europe, and a one (1) year limited warranty in the U.S. and other countries. Proper registration includes submitting proof of purchase to BFG.

This warranty is VOID if the product:

• Has evidence of the serial number sticker being altered, removed, replaced, or defaced.

Hi,


These should still be well within warranty.. If you still have proof of purchase that will show the date which should be enough for the shop to honour the warranty.
Bushnell's warranty is 12 months everywhere..

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