Some Citi Cards Get Extended Warranty Benefit
Citi has sent out emails over the last few days, notifying select cardholders that they now have a new benefit, Extended Warranty.
This applies to several cards such as Citi Double Cash, Citi Custom Cash, and possibly other Citi Mastercard credit cards as well.
This Extended Warranty benefit requires that you use the card or points earned with the card to fully pay for the item. It double the manufacturer, store, or purchased warranty up to 24 months maximum. Check out the details below
To Get Coverage:
- You must purchase the Covered Purchase entirely with your Covered Card or in combination with your Covered Card and accumulated points from your Covered Card for yourself or to give as a gift. Coverage only extends to losses incurred by a person other than you if you gift the Covered Purchase to that person and that person adheres to the terms and conditions of this program.
- The item must have an original Manufacturer’s Warranty or Store Warranty of twenty-four (24) months or less.
- Your coverage terminates on any of the following dates: The date you no longer qualify as a Cardholder; the date your participating organization determines that your Covered Card is ineligible; the date your participating organization ceases to pay premium on the Group Policy; the date your participating organization ceases to participate in the Group Policy; or the date the Group Policy is terminated.
How Coverage Works:
- Extended Warranty doubles the time period of your Covered Purchase’s original Manufacturer’s Warranty or Store Warranty up to a maximum of twenty-four (24) months following the day that the Manufacturer’s Warranty or Store Warranty expires.
- If you purchase a Purchased Warranty of twenty-four (24) months or less on a Covered Purchase with an original Manufacturer’s Warranty (or Store Warranty), this coverage doubles the time period of the Covered Purchase’s original Manufacturer’s Warranty (or Store Warranty) up to an additional twenty-four (24) months following the day that the original Manufacturer’s Warranty (or Store Warranty) and the Purchased Warranty’s coverage periods end.
Check out the full details here.
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