PROVIDING EXTENDED WARRANTIES CONNECTION

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
DVD BOOMERANG BOOMERANG DVD WARRANTY DVD Warranty, Inc. 5677 Harrison Ave. Maple Heights OH 44137 providing extended warranties in connection with damaged DVDs and CDs;
MACLAREN SOVEREIGN ARMON LIMITED G. Rothschild GmbH Sennweidstrasse 45 Steinhausen 6312 Switzerland providing extended warranties in connection with the sale of baby carriages, perambulators and pushchairs;providing customer service and after-sales support in connection with the sale of baby carriages, perambulators and pushchairs;
PLUS 1 OFFICE DEPOT, INC. 2200 Old Germantown Road Delray Beach FL 33445 providing extended warranties in connection with computer software, hardware and related equipment; providing extended warranties in connection with office supplies and equipment including office furniture and electronic office equipment;
PLUS 1 PRODUCT PROTECTION PLAN OFFICE DEPOT, INC. 2200 Old Germantown Road Delray Beach FL 33445 providing extended warranties in connection with computer software, hardware and related equipment; providing extended warranties in connection with office supplies and equipment including office furniture and electronic office equipment;PRODUCT PROTECTION PLAN;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A system and method for providing warranties that financially guarantee one or more facts associated with an electronic transaction. In a preferred embodiment, warranties issued to the present system comprise a contract between a first party and a second party in which the first party: (1) warrants one or more warranted facts (2) for damages up to a warranted amount (3) if claimed by a relying customer within a claim period. The warranty is preferably issued by a participant in response to a request received from a customer that specifies a desired warranted amount and claim period. The participant and root entity evaluate the request in light of a plurality of factors and determine whether or not the warranty should be issued. In a preferred embodiment, the warranty comprises a contract between the buyer and its issuing participant. The seller is preferably a third-party beneficiary of this contract.