Contract for 181 days? On top of the page says that the contract is for at least 181 days, however, after you select you plan and then get to the cart, it says "2 years" with a "$0" pre-selected that you cannot get rid of. Does this mean that you are signing for 2 years or what? I asked Amazon but they didnt care to answer. Contract for 181 days? On top of the page says that the contract is for at least 181 days, however, after you select you plan and then get to the cart, it says "2 years" with a... » Read More Contract for 181 days? On top of the page says that the contract is for at least 181 days, however, after you select you plan and then get to the cart, it says "2 years" with a "$0" pre-selected that you cannot get rid of. Does this mean that you are signing for 2 years or what? I asked Amazon but they didnt care to answer. « Show Less
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Yup, 2 year contract with $35 activation fee like every carrier out there so it's not really hidden. And just to be sure there is a termination fee usually its $200 now, unless your not getting receptions in your are then you might be able to talk to customer service and terminate your contract with no fee or some kind of discounted fee.
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I never received my 2 year canopy plan from this seller, period.! NOW, I cannot return the printer I bought (9 days over the 30 day period)..... so, my advice to you is do NOT, I repeat, do NOT, NOT, NOT buy from this rip-off person. I still have never received this plan ~ 2 months later!!!! And I don't see AMAZON.com DOING ANYTHING ABOUT THIS SITUATION AT ALL!!! HAD the "Canopy Protection Plan" arrived on time,(or AT ALL FOR THAT MATTER) ~ I MAY have been able to return a printer made for an office,not my home.Either way, AMAZON did not protect ME!!!! I would suggest that you do not buy from this person/site. I got ripped off, and you too, probably will be also. I am more than extremely unhappy about this whole situation.... sorry, but i speak the truth, and expect others to do the same....
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I believe the answer is ... (1) the first 30 days from purchase, Amazon warrants any product it sells (Note: Amazon 3rd Party Suppliers and Warehouse have their own specific policies), (2) the Manufacturer after 30 days for 3 years from the date & proof of purchase, and (3) if you purchased a separate 3rd-party extended warranty, it would then be operative for the length of time you paid for after the expiration of the manufacturer's warranty.
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Well I talked to amazon plenty of times and every last rep gave me a different answer. The thing is no one is getting a straight answer. I am pissed but I guess I will just have to wait. There is nothing we can do but wait. Oh and Dwight. I was given that date by the second rep i talked to and then it said that on my account before they switched it the third time.
1957301
Unless you get them to explicitly agree not to extend your contract, adding this to your account will extend the contract. Happened to me and screwed me.
960991
It's 2 years.Contact me if you need some and get better discounts.;-)509 869 8819It's not supposed to be sold on Amazon.
106658
Great question. I cannot confirm it, but I just chatted with Amazon to see if they could and here was the response: "Asheesh:I have escalated this issue to the management team. I request you to wait for 7 days. We will correct this as soon as possible." If I get a response, I'll post it.
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I'm with you. I was waiting for pay day and 2 days before the price went up. I'm hoping it goes down in the next few days/weeks. Amazon does have a 30 day price guarantee where if the price goes down after you've ordered you can contact them and they'll refund you.
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I believe you have to sign up for a 2 year contract, however you only have to keep it for 181 days for amazon's discount requirement to be fulfilled. So if I'm not misinterpreting this: if you cancel before 181 days then t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee and amazon.com will expect you to pay back the discount on the blackberry you recieved, or if you cancel after 181 days but before the 2 years are up t-mobile will charge you a cancelation fee but amazon.com won't expect you to pay back the discount. I think t-mobile's cancelation fee is large so you are pretty much stuck for the two years. However (in case someone finds this information useful), t-mobile will waive the cancelation fee if you show them proof of residence outside their coverage area.
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My last order (120 tabs--2monts) has an expiration date of 05/17 which is over 3 years. I would think ordering a year's supply wouldn't expire anytime during that year. You might enclose a remark in your order nothing your concern, and they should be guided to send product with expiration date considerably past that year.
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Great question. I cannot confirm it, but I just chatted with Amazon to see if they could and here was the response: "Asheesh:I have escalated this issue to the management team. I request you to wait for 7 days.We will correct this as soon as possible."If I get a response, I'll post it.
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i have never sold this product i only bought as cheap as i could get because my income is BROKEN now haven't got any for a long time so could not guess at a exp. date i do not know how =anyone can assume i sold this stuff ,unless you somehow are motioning my purchases and u would know i never sold and thing on amazon. i think someone is sillly
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My expire date is not blocked off on my package and is located on back of the package at bottom center. I did have this challenge once before with another item I purchased through Amazon and I can say that Amazon Customer service is always excellent because they just replaced the package for me at no cost. So, maybe you might want to just give Amazon's customer service department a call. I hope this helped you in some way. Good luck!
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I mailed it all in and received a postcard that says, "Purchase was made outside the qualifying period." I called, and they told me that the offer ended on 6/30, but I remember it saying it was good until the end of July. I figured d-link was reputable, so I didn't make a copy of the form and have no real proof who made the mistake. I did find another form good through the end of August, but I no longer have the UPC barcode.
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Good ? Looking for a date on my can tp no Avail.....wait...on the bottom printed in ink is exp date mine is 6 2017 sooo safe to say if stock isnt old you have a good 2 years to be safe from receiving goods to consume...shouldnt be an issue since its a 30 day supply
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+1. I waited diligently for the Lightning Deal, clicked "Add to Cart" the second it popped up. It sat there "getting deal info" for a few seconds, then went to a grayed out "Waitlist full". Periodically the grayed out "waitlist full" button will become an "add to cart" button again, I click on it, and it goes back to the grayed out "waitlist full." I don't think I'm on the waitlist, I think I am just screwed.I don't go on amazon to gamble with my time. This is a bs gimmick. It wouldn't surprise me if hackers have some instant click set up to grab them. I sit there hovering with my mouse, and I have pretty good reaction time -- probably like 1/3 of a second. +1. I waited diligently for the Lightning Deal, clicked "Add to Cart" the second it popped up. It sat there "getting deal info" for a few seconds, then went to a grayed out "Waitlist full". Periodically the grayed out "waitlist full" button will become an "add to cart" button again, I click on it, and it goes back to the grayed out "waitlist full." I don't think I'm on the waitlist, I think I am just screwed.I don't go on amazon to gamble with my time. This is a bs gimmick. It wouldn't surprise me if hackers have some... » Read More +1. I waited diligently for the Lightning Deal, clicked "Add to Cart" the second it popped up. It sat there "getting deal info" for a few seconds, then went to a grayed out "Waitlist full". Periodically the grayed out "waitlist full" button will become an "add to cart" button again, I click on it, and it goes back to the grayed out "waitlist full." I don't think I'm on the waitlist, I think I am just screwed.I don't go on amazon to gamble with my time. This is a bs gimmick. It wouldn't surprise me if hackers have some instant click set up to grab them. I sit there hovering with my mouse, and I have pretty good reaction time -- probably like 1/3 of a second. « Show Less
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What I got had almost two years to go till expiry date. It will not do u good to ask those who bought it already, u need to somehow as Amazon about the current stock they have, it keeps changing.