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dieseluser07

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2,452 posts

117 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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Has anyone used this as a furniture protection plan?

My nana is thinking of getting it as it apparently covers against cat scratches, wine stains and so on. However reading reviews online it has 1.4/10, however when reading the reviews, half of the complaints get a reply from guardsman saying they must be talking about the USA guardsman company, so i dont know what to think

Simpo Two

85,578 posts

266 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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I got this when I bought a leather sofa from Glasswells. As a cynic for waarrnties I interrogated them pretty fiercely and do believe that it covers everything for 5 years. When it comes to 4 years 11 months and I claim for cat damage we'll find out if it was true.

oldnbold

1,280 posts

147 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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I had it on a leather sofa that started to loose it's top surface at about 4 years 10 months. I claimed and they sent around a chap to repair it. All good.

The problem is that the repair was only guaranteed for 3 months, I'm sure you can all guess what happened 5 months later!!

dieseluser07

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2,452 posts

117 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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It seems extensive from the brochere ive read, just concerned they will look for any excuse to not come out and repair it.

Simpo Two

85,578 posts

266 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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One possible 'get-out' I sensed was that they'll only allow you to use their own (very expensive and not very good) cleaning products. The salesman tried to sell me box of damp tissues for £40; I told him no thanks.

dieseluser07

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2,452 posts

117 months

Tuesday 31st May 2016
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Simpo Two said:
One possible 'get-out' I sensed was that they'll only allow you to use their own (very expensive and not very good) cleaning products. The salesman tried to sell me box of damp tissues for £40; I told him no thanks.
What do you mean? The policy is for coming out and removing stains so i dont think i would need to buy cleaning products?

Simpo Two

85,578 posts

266 months

Wednesday 1st June 2016
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dieseluser07 said:
What do you mean? The policy is for coming out and removing stains so i dont think i would need to buy cleaning products?
The inference was that if you hadn't used their 'approved' cleaning products the warranty could be void. Mind you I don't see how you/they could prove whether you had or not...