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Quote from gabe23111 : Not to go off topic, but... Does it make sense to purchase a ST warranty on a refurbished camera lens? The lens is the Nikon 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6G ED IF AF-S DX VR II. It comes with a 90 day warranty. I'm new to the DSLR world and not sure about what issues may arise with lenses. TIA

There is virtually no reason to purchase ANY squaretrade warranty. The odds are against you coming out ahead. As a rule, you should not buy a warranty or insurance coverage unless you are buying something that you NEED to have and you will not have the money to replace it if something should happen to it. Do you need to have this lens as a part of your job or some other reason? Could you replace it with your own money if you had to? If you answered no to the first question and/ or yes to the second, there is no reason to purchase the coverage.

Quote from dizzie : There is virtually no reason to purchase ANY squaretrade warranty. The odds are against you coming out ahead. As a rule, you should not buy a warranty or insurance coverage unless you are buying something that you NEED to have and you will not have the money to replace it if something should happen to it. Do you need to have this lens as a part of your job or some other reason? Could you replace it with your own money if you had to? If you answered no to the first question and/ or yes to the second, there is no reason to purchase the coverage.

I am generally in agreement with you on extended warranties that involve repairing vs replacement. In my case though, I think purchasing one for a 60" LCD TV, which reliability on these things can be sketchy, is worth the $150 for what will still be a nice tv in 4 years.

If it is something I cam comfortable taking apart and fixing myself, it is a no brainer, but these thin LCD tv's, I do not trust them like I trust the old tube monsters....

Quote from dizzie : There is virtually no reason to purchase ANY squaretrade warranty. The odds are against you coming out ahead. As a rule, you should not buy a warranty or insurance coverage unless you are buying something that you NEED to have and you will not have the money to replace it if something should happen to it. Do you need to have this lens as a part of your job or some other reason? Could you replace it with your own money if you had to? If you answered no to the first question and/ or yes to the second, there is no reason to purchase the coverage.

There is no "need" involved. the lens is purely a luxury item. But it's a $600+ luxury item... That's a lot of money if the lens crashes at day #91 (when the warranty expires).

What I would like to know is the chance of something going wrong with the lens since I'm new in the DSLR field.

If something happens to the lens out of warranty I would not spend the money to buy another one.

Quote from BigTymer : I am generally in agreement with you on extended warranties that involve repairing vs replacement. In my case though, I think purchasing one for a 60" LCD TV, which reliability on these things can be sketchy, is worth the $150 for what will still be a nice tv in 4 years. If it is something I cam comfortable taking apart and fixing myself, it is a no brainer, but these thin LCD tv's, I do not trust them like I trust the old tube monsters....

I'm with you on this one. I typically snap no when asked about product protection at checkout, but having just had an issue with a Samsung LCD at 2.4 years of ownership (just out of Samsung + Discover warranty period), I am increasingly leaning towards purchasing a SqT warranty for its replacement.

The Samsung was one of the models covered by the class action, so I took all the steps allowed under that to try and get my TV fixed. Alas, to no avail. Every other option was out of pocket, and $300 later, it still wasn't working. Anyone want parts for a LN46A540?

I know I'm not the only one that expects a $1200 (back then) TV to work for more than 2.5 years. And having to replace the new one between that 2 year and 4 year period would cost me a heck of a lot more than $97.50. $100 for piece of mind and keeping the wife off my back if it does break down? Sold.

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I'll chime in and say that I've purchased and made use of ST warranties on three of our four laptops. After having to replace a ~$250 motherboard on a non-ST one that had just gone out of factory warranty, I decided to take advantage of coupons like these, and I'm glad I have had coverage.

There are unique heat- and movement-related variables that keep me buying these for certain items. Not to mention spills and drop coverage if you have young children. They will pick your devices up, and they will drop or throw them depending on age and temperament.

It should be noted that (last I read) the terms state that each repair will count towards the replacement price of your product. If you have a $600 laptop and it needs a $200 screen, you'll have $400 of coverage left.

YMMV, but they didn't even bother repairing a ~400 laptop a few years ago. ST just sent a check for the purchase price and we sent the device in with the box they provided. We were out the cost of the warranty (~$30?), but that was it. That's what made me a repeat customer.

If you change your mind after you buy they'll refund a prorated amount, and I think they'll refund the full amount within the first 30 or 90 days.

Last thing- This coupon says no ebay items, but it let me use it for coverage of the ebay/Adorama Asus Vivobook that was a slickdeal a couple of weeks ago.
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Quote from gabe23111 : There is no "need" involved. the lens is purely a luxury item. But it's a $600+ luxury item... That's a lot of money if the lens crashes at day #91 (when the warranty expires). What I would like to know is the chance of something going wrong with the lens since I'm new in the DSLR field. If something happens to the lens out of warranty I would not spend the money to buy another one.

That is a lot of money to have spent on something if it breaks after 90 days. However, odds are that it will not break (far less than 50%), otherwise Squaretrade could not afford to offer extended warranties. If you create a habit of purchasing extended warranty coverage on items in this price range, you will find through the law of large numbers that after 10 years of doing so you will have spent far more in warranties for various purchases than you have received back in claim money. That doesn't even mention the fact that anything that did break may have been repairable for a reasonable cost and the time value of the money you paid up-front for the coverage.