Posted by farmer boy on May 12, 2011 at 12:47:44 from (66.209.54.106):
In November I had a 2 week old Plasma TV hit by lightning(along with a bunch of other stuff). Insurance paid for everything that was damaged minus deductible, including the extended warranty I had bought, which was not transferrable. Question is, after nearly 6 months who technically owns the damages pieces. If I own the stuff, am I able to try to make a warranty claim (legally) Is it a form of fraud or in some other way illegal? I would assume if I own it I could pay to get it fixed but just not sure on the warranty issue. The insurance said to just buy new stuff to replace the stuff, which is why it was never fixed. I hadn"t bought a surge bar yet and the lighting was unexpected. Thanks for any input.
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