but the picture of the ad looks soo promising, i might be fast a jedi warrior on 405 fwy on a friday afternoon and then fly right into orbit on a rubics cube......
i probably get the same affect by putting on a "NOS" sticker on my car.
Regards to warranties, you have to look at the invisible "IF's" in the paragraphs, or within the said “Contract (s). Words can often be manipulated to coerce you into thinking that, what you read actually does not mean what it states. And the reason for this is that the vendor or the company most likely does not want to honor the warranty, but love to give you the “so-called” legal mumbo jumbo within their said warranties. It’s a nice gesture on their behalf, but in most cases, they will tack on other things for the warranty to take affect, if any at all. Warranties are written to protect the interested parties, and rightly so. Many have become “sue happy”, and the vendors and companies have to protect themselves.
What sounds better to you?
“As is” - That’s plain and simple. “You get what you get, so don’t get upset.” (Quoting my seven year old son.)
Read the “by-laws” - It’s that small written legal mumbo jumbo, that say’s to you, “don’t you worry about a thing.”
“100% guarantee!” - In order for your Guarantee to take affect, you first need to buy the Warranty.
t/j ova