In September 1997, I bought a $100.00 battery from WalMart. In September
2000 (three years later!), that battery went bad and would not start my car
any longer. I returned it (to a different WalMart, half way across the
country) with NO receipts or documentation and they replaced it, pro-rated
and the new one cost me $15.00. I KNOW where MY battery money goes from now
on!
----- Original Message -----
From: "Frank Zendell" <zinko@xxxxxxxxxx>
To: "Imperial Mailng List" <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, August 06, 2002 8:54 PM
Subject: IML: Sears Roebuck batteries
In Oct 2000, Sears installed a Die-Hard in my '64, and over the week-end
it had to be jump started and recharged.
When I drove back to Sears I full expected them to charge me for a
diagnosis and if the old battery was defective to pro-rate the cost of a
replacement since it was warranted for 2 years.
In fact, they replaced the battery at no cost. Too bad it took me
almost 78 years to realize where to buy car batteries!
I certainly recommend Sears for your next battery.
Frank
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