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Originally Posted by Randy Chase
I think you are still agreeing. They work on averages. That was my point.
And I said, if for some reason, you buck the averages, then it might be a good deal for you. But my point is still 100% valid. This is how they make money. Just like a casino. You can tell me how you went into Vegas and walked away with money, but I am saying the casinos bank that on average, they take in more than they pay out. It is just math.
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No I still don't agree
You have a auto insurance right, they work on averages to.
There is no guarantee, you might end up paying 10 years of auto insurance with no incidents, but that doesn't mean you don't need it...
Saying extended warranty is useless(especially with dealer service gouging) is similar to saying auto insurance is not needed because they base their calculation on averages.