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@Bman70 wrote:
@mongstradamus wrote:
@9CLINE wrote:Sorry to hear this. You do bring up some good points though,I know I will keep them in mind.
Thanks for sharing
I always put big purchases on amex or CSP for the extended warranty
Do World Mastercards and Visa Signatures have extended warranty as well?
Not 100% sure but I am pretty sure that CSP has it. So its either that or amex that goes on over 1k purchases
very valid point. I will be hopefully buying my own place soon and just realized my lowest apr across all my cards is 13.99%. If anything every breaks I'll end up paying out the @#$ in interest just for some reward points...
@Hockeyplayrr wrote:@very valid point. I will be hopefully buying my own place soon and just realized my lowest apr across all my cards is 13.99%. If anything every breaks I'll end up paying out the @#$ in interest just for some reward points...
Once you close pick up a good low interest rate card. Or wait until something breaks apply for a 0% card and pay no interest for a yearish...
True, but a lot of people on here also never carry a balance. Eventually I'll get a card from my CU. It has like 8.5apr and no fees for balance transfers or cash advances. Right now I just don't need it.
PayPal Extras is a Platinum MC. You get the extended waranty coverage with any Platinum MC.
As a Premium MasterCard® cardholder, you now have the peace of mind and freedom to travel and shop to your hearts' content across the globe without a moment's worry. Extended Warranty (Available to Titanium, Platinum and World MasterCard cardholders) |
Here it is directly from the PayPal Extras site: https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/bill-me-later/paypal-extras
Even better, your PayPal Extras MasterCard also comes with Platinum-level purchase protection from MasterCard, including:
I closed the card a while ago. They aren't going to cover anything once the card has been closed. Amex in my experience has always just been easier to work with on these kind of things. Visa and Mastercard always find ways to weasel out of actually covering something.