DammitJanet
Well-Known Member
I need the CEO/COO for Lowes and GE Appliances
I bought a ceramic top stove about 26 or 28 months ago...cant remember exactly when, and now all the eyes on it are burned out. Its a GE model.
I cant find my receipt but do have the booklet but it doesnt give the exact model number, just is a generic book for several models of that type. I do have the bank statement that shows I purchased it though.
I went to Lowes to see what their response was and it was "sorry, we dont have a warranty policy on appliances unless you buy one but you can call GE and see what they say." I went back to appliances and they guy said "well, it wouldnt be covered because its after one year." I asked, can you look up and see if I bought the extended warranty? No they cant!!! HUH?
Well who would know if I did if not them?
Im ticked.
I want to explain how ticked I am. This stove cost me around 400 bucks I believe. Maybe more. I think I got it for around 400 because it was a display model.
I bought GE because my grandfather worked for GE when he was also working for MIT! Harumph!
I bought a ceramic top stove about 26 or 28 months ago...cant remember exactly when, and now all the eyes on it are burned out. Its a GE model.
I cant find my receipt but do have the booklet but it doesnt give the exact model number, just is a generic book for several models of that type. I do have the bank statement that shows I purchased it though.
I went to Lowes to see what their response was and it was "sorry, we dont have a warranty policy on appliances unless you buy one but you can call GE and see what they say." I went back to appliances and they guy said "well, it wouldnt be covered because its after one year." I asked, can you look up and see if I bought the extended warranty? No they cant!!! HUH?
Well who would know if I did if not them?
Im ticked.
I want to explain how ticked I am. This stove cost me around 400 bucks I believe. Maybe more. I think I got it for around 400 because it was a display model.
I bought GE because my grandfather worked for GE when he was also working for MIT! Harumph!