View Full Version : Tip: Register your product with VISA for 1more year warranty


Ram Ganesh
June 1st, 2006, 03:54 PM
If you purchased the camera with a VISA/MC then you may be eligible for 1 more year of extended warranty. You dont need to do anything you are automatically covered.

Called Visa, and they confirmed it (Card has to be Gold/Plat)

I also registered the camera and serial number at the VISA Benefits website:
Visa Product Register (https://portal.newcorp.com/visaclaims/servlet/VisaClaimsProcessRunner?USER_ACTION=ShowWelcome)

feeling much better now with 2 year warranty :)

Also: Remember to register your camera at JVC PRO website (link (http://pro.jvc.com/prof/prod_reg.jsp))

Next, scan the receipt and email it to yourself as PDF - as I am sure I will lose it somewhere.

Daniel Patton
June 1st, 2006, 08:33 PM
Extra cool Ram, you are a good one!

I would have never guessed that one. I believe we used a gold card for ours, it's the only time we have used that card too.

Thanks tons for the info!

Amos Kim
June 1st, 2006, 11:34 PM
Eligible? So is it automatic or is there some other requirement that you have to meet?

Jason Price
June 2nd, 2006, 04:16 PM
Just wanted to let you all know that in addition to the MC and Visa warranties (free stuff rocks!) TapeWorks Texas inc. offers a Mack Camera 4 Year Video Warranty for the GY-HD100U(A). Not only does this warranty extend the JVC warranty 4 additional years, it also allots you 1 head cleaning per year for only $295.
For more information feel free to call Scott or Jason.

Jason Price
TapeWorks Texas inc.
866.827.3489

Boyd Ostroff
June 2nd, 2006, 04:50 PM
American Express also has a similar program where they'll double your warranty. However, you really need to read the program details. If you buy something for business use using a personal Amex card then it is not. covered. I wouldn't be surprised if Visa has a similar limitation since business use implies something more intensive than casual use. Whether they would really be able to determine this... who knows. But the point is: be sure to read all the fine print and disclaimers before making any assumptions!