How does the Amazon Credit Card extended warranty work? This question is about the Amazon.com Credit Card

The Amazon.com Credit Card’s extended warranty adds up to one year to U.S. manufacturers’ warranties of 3 years or less. To be covered, you must use your Amazon.com Credit Card to pay for your eligible item. The coverage amount is $10,000 per claim and $50,000 per account. Here’s how the Amazon.com Credit Card extended warranty works: Overview: The extended warranty policy will increase the original manufacturer’s warranty by up to 12 months for warranties of 3 years or less. The coverage begins when the manufacturer’s warranty expires. How much is covered: The extended warranty coverage will pay for repairs or replacements of eligible items for no more than the original purchase price. The maximum payout is $10,000 per item and $50,000 per account. What is covered: The policy will cover eligible purchases made with your Amazon.com Credit Card that come with a manufacturer’s warranty. What is not covered: Excluded items include motorized vehicles, medical equipment, computer software, and items that do not come with a manufacturer’s warranty, among other things. How to file a claim: Call the Benefit Administrator at (800) 874-7702 within 90 days of the incident to request a claim form. Then, return the completed claim form along with any required documents within 120 days of the product failure. You can also submit a claim form online. The Amazon.com Credit Card’s extended warranty coverage is secondary to any other extended warranty you might have on an item. So, you must make a claim with the primary source first. Ultimately, keep in mind that exclusions and coverage limits may apply to this benefit. So, make sure to check your Amazon.com Credit Card’s guide to benefits for more details.

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The Amazon.com Credit Card’s extended warranty adds up to one year to U.S. manufacturers’ warranties of 3 years or less. To be covered, you must use your Amazon.com Credit Card to pay for your eligible item. The coverage amount is $10,000 per claim and $50,000 per account.

Here’s how the Amazon.com Credit Card extended warranty works:

Overview: The extended warranty policy will increase the original manufacturer’s warranty by up to 12 months for warranties of 3 years or less. The coverage begins when the manufacturer’s warranty expires.
How much is covered: The extended warranty coverage will pay for repairs or replacements of eligible items for no more than the original purchase price. The maximum payout is $10,000 per item and $50,000 per account.
What is covered: The policy will cover eligible purchases made with your Amazon.com Credit Card that come with a manufacturer’s warranty.
What is not covered: Excluded items include motorized vehicles, medical equipment, computer software, and items that do not come with a manufacturer’s warranty, among other things.
How to file a claim: Call the Benefit Administrator at (800) 874-7702 within 90 days of the incident to request a claim form. Then, return the completed claim form along with any required documents within 120 days of the product failure. You can also submit a claim form online.

The Amazon.com Credit Card’s extended warranty coverage is secondary to any other extended warranty you might have on an item. So, you must make a claim with the primary source first.

Ultimately, keep in mind that exclusions and coverage limits may apply to this benefit. So, make sure to check your Amazon.com Credit Card’s guide to benefits for more details.

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How does the Amazon Store Card extended warranty work?

The Amazon Store Card doesn't offer extended warranty. The benefits offered by this card are:

$0 annual fee
0% fraud liability
Intro purchase APR of 0% for 6 - 24 months

The Amazon.com Credit Card, on the other hand, does offer extended warranty besides other shopping protection benefits.

Does Chase offer extended warranty protection?

Yes, Chase does offer extended warranty protection on some of its credit cards. With Chase extended warranty coverage, the original manufacturer’s warranty will last up to 1 extra year when a covered item is purchased with an eligible Chase credit card. Chase extended warranty coverage applies to warranties of 3 years or less.... read full answer

The maximum coverage amount per item under the Chase extended warranty policy is $10,000. The maximum coverage amount per account under this policy is $50,000.

Popular Chase Credit Cards with an Extended Warranty

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Keep in mind that not all Chase credit cards offer the extended warranty benefit. Information on covered items and exclusions can be found in the guide to benefits that came with your credit card, or you can ask Chase customer service about these details before you apply for the card.

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What are the benefits of having an Amazon credit card?

The best benefits of having an Amazon Credit Card are its generous rewards and $0 annual fee. Cardholders also enjoy benefits such as travel accident insurance, lost luggage reimbursement, rental car insurance and concierge services.

Amazon.com Credit Card Benefits

$50 Amazon.com gift card upon approval ($100 for Prime members)
1 - 5 points per $1 spent
$0 annual fee
0%
Travel accident insurance
Lost luggage reimbursement... read full answer

Rental car insurance

Concierge services

Roadside dispatch

Baggage delay insurance

Travel and emergency assistance

Extended warranty protection

Purchase protection

As long as you have good credit, the Amazon.com Credit Card is certainly a card to consider adding to your wallet.

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