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no warranty if your Sam's club membership expires!
Jun 25, 2008
SAMS Club complaint by Markzad
I purchased a battery for my Ford F150 about 1.5yrs ago which recently died. My membership has since lapsed and I no longer have a copy of my receipt.

Their customer service will not look up my account to retrieve the purchase information (for proof and date of purchase) and will not honor the warranty (full replacement for 2 years, plus pro rated up to 84 months) unless I pony up and rejoin their organization of world destruction once again. What a load!

After having learned about Wallmart's and Sam's club practices (forcing American jobs overseas and killing small town businesses) I choose to never shop or support their stores again. This is further confirmation to avoid these establishments.

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1. Written by Mark Zadvinskis, on 20-08-2008 11:49

The warranty did not state that a current membership is required in order to be honored. If I buy a Sony TV there and have a problem, Sony is not going to ask me if my membership has expired.  

 

You can reserve your "idiot and asinine" comments for more deserving posts. You obviously lack basic common sense, courtesy and logic skills.  

 

PS. I do dislike unions a great deal, though they did serve a useful purpose when first created.

2. Written by Terry, on 20-08-2008 11:42

Just renew, return the battery, get your money back for the battery, then get a 100% membership refund. 

Easy as 1-2-3

3. Written by copernicus, on 16-07-2008 01:24

You are an idiot. Why would a membership only warehouse allow you to benefit from their warranty if you choose to no longer be a member?  

That's asinine! The blame is on you, buddy, and no one else.  

 

OH, and if you want to get testy about the American jobs going over seas, you should start *** to the Unions. They're the cause of that, not the Walmart Corporation.

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