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[Choose #3] It might take a little longer to get resolved but ,I just take it to my LDS and they get it fixed. I spend toooo much $$$$ for them not to fix it for me :)
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[Choose #5] the same happened to me as a new car warranty.. warranty expired, the problem happened
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[Choose #5] haven’t had a problem yet but will prob go through LDS
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[Choose #4] I have never needed a warranty........ I have worn my gear out before it failed.
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[Choose #1] as a store owner, we deal with mfg warranties all the time
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[Choose #4] I have my own shop, I specialise in Equipment repairs. the ScubaPro Importer doesn’t honor the warr
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[Choose #4] over 30 years of diving - never used a factory warrenty
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[Choose #3] That’s why you buy from a full service dive store. Internet sellers won’t/can’t do it
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AirOn - 12/02/2008 1:43 PM
[Choose #5] It varies and depends, I’ve done all the above and each has its +/-.
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[Choose #5] warranty takes to long to fix the problem
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[Choose #1] mask and computer failed both Mares replaced no problem A+
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[Choose #1] My BC had a pin hole, printed return paper work on line, sent it back an in one week had a new one
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[Choose #3] one of the benefits of dealing with a dive shop. They take care of it.
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[Choose #3] Dive shops usually provide better warranty service than the big sport stores.
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[Choose #5] I haven’t had any issues with any of my gear
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