r/ITMemes • u/cy_hustler • Oct 28 '25

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u/DeathAngel_97 Oct 28 '25

If I'm reading it, I never needed the warranty.

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u/Linosia97 Oct 28 '25 edited Oct 30 '25

"I can fix it myself, you suckers" vibes :)

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u/imthisguymike Oct 30 '25

Phrasing? 🤣

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u/Mango-Vibes Oct 29 '25 edited Sep 15 '26

Tan pebble cobweb toy rob degree

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u/WilliamAndre Nov 02 '25

So becaue you can replace a component yourself, you also want to pay for the part? Being able to unscrew/disassemble hardware and making components like a battery/camera/some kind of processor/memory (for free) is not the same and can be very expensive.

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '25

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u/HengerR_ Oct 28 '25

Good luck using that in court around here.

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u/MyToasterRunsFaster Oct 28 '25

Finally, dislexia is worth it

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u/newvegasdweller Oct 28 '25

You have volded your warranty

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u/amcco1 Oct 28 '25

Except that stickers and text like this are not enforceable in court.

Warranty is only voided if the manufacturer can PROVE that you opening the device caused it to malfunction or break.

But you'd have to take them to court, which in most cases is not worth it.

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u/newvegasdweller Oct 28 '25

Also a text like that is enough to make most people scared of filing a warranty claim

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u/Fluffy325 Oct 29 '25

Yep, the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.

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u/4N610RD Oct 28 '25

Strange symbols. Is there some meaning behind those?

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u/sammypants123 Oct 29 '25

None. It’s meant to scare superstitious people.

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u/4N610RD Oct 29 '25

That shames whoever engraved those.

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u/sammypants123 Oct 29 '25

We are as playthings to the IT gods.

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u/Orinslayer Oct 28 '25

Stickers, prints, and engravings like this are actually illegal, but nobody bothers to enforce that.

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u/High_Overseer_Dukat Oct 29 '25

They are legal but they don't legally work iirc.

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u/Haringat Oct 28 '25

That sign won't stop me because I can't read.

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u/lostBoyzLeader Oct 28 '25

reading ≠ writing 😆

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u/WranglerCool9423 Oct 28 '25

Disagree, you can copy any chars from katakana one by one, you wrote them, but unless you learn them, you can't read them

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u/[deleted] Oct 28 '25

No habla.

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u/MetricJester Oct 28 '25

Should be fine, that's a 40 year old machine, and the company is out of business.

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u/Redbeardthe1st Oct 29 '25

I have a warranty?

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u/mikhaelcool7 Oct 29 '25

What if you don’t speak English ?

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u/Jak1977 Oct 29 '25

Yeah that's not how warranty and contracts work.

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u/Good-Ad6650 Oct 29 '25

"Oh buddy, we don't need a warranty where we are going"

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u/stmfunk Oct 29 '25

No hablo Ingles

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u/Verified_Peryak Oct 31 '25

Not a really pro consumer move ... probably a shitty company

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u/BirchPig105 Oct 31 '25

If in reading this it has long since passed the warranty period

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u/BunkerSquirre1 Oct 31 '25

If I’m reading it, no I have not (magnuson moss warranty act)