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Warranty

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A quick definition of Warranty:

Warranty: A promise made by someone who sells something that says the thing they sold is good and will work the way it's supposed to. There are two types of warranties: ones that are written down and ones that are not. If the person who sold the thing doesn't keep their promise, they broke the warranty. Warranty and guarantee are not the same thing.

A more thorough explanation:

A warranty is a promise or guarantee made by the seller or manufacturer of a product regarding its quality, condition, or accuracy of specific facts. It is a legally binding commitment that ensures the buyer that the product will meet certain standards and expectations.

There are two types of warranties:

  • Express Warranty: This is a written or spoken promise made by the seller or manufacturer about the product. For example, a car manufacturer may offer a 3-year warranty on a new car, which means that if any defects or problems arise during that time, the manufacturer will repair or replace the car.
  • Implied Warranty: This is an unwritten promise that the product will meet certain standards of quality and performance. For example, if you buy a toaster, there is an implied warranty that it will work properly and toast bread evenly.

It is important to note that a warranty is different from a guarantee. A guarantee is a promise to refund the purchase price if the product does not meet certain standards, while a warranty is a promise to repair or replace the product.

For example, if a company offers a 30-day money-back guarantee on a product, it means that if the customer is not satisfied with the product within 30 days of purchase, they can return it for a full refund. On the other hand, if the company offers a 1-year warranty on the same product, it means that if the product breaks or malfunctions within a year of purchase, the company will repair or replace it.

These examples illustrate how a warranty works and how it differs from a guarantee. A warranty gives the buyer peace of mind that they are protected if the product does not meet their expectations, while a guarantee offers a refund if the product does not meet certain standards.

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