Low rent people do low rent crap.

Would not know.Do not rent. Do have few rentals if you would like one.

Will say comments have been entertaining.

Did you product fail? If not you are in violation of the terms and conditions and therefore it is wrong. Some poor guy might not know any better and lets you exchange them but that still doesn't make it right.


https://www.harborfreight.com/...terms-and-conditions

WHAT IS COVERED:
Mechanical, electrical and power failures that occur during normal wear and tear.

Repair:
The Service Plan covers the cost of all labor and parts necessary to repair Your Product for problems to functional part failures due to normal wear and tear.

Replacement:
This Service Plan provides replacement coverage if Your Product fails due to normal wear and tear, product defects or product failure.

I wouldn't do it.

And it reminds me of this story: Filling up entire cooler at Costco Take care. Tom Worthington

I have a good idea. With the money you are saving use it to buy a dictionary so you can learn how to spell.

Are you returning the spray guns because they're dirty/not working? Or are they defective?

If just dirty (in need of cleaning) then you're just being lazy and maybe immoral. If they are honestly defective, why not use the insurance you paid for?

I can understand buying a $20 gun and throwing it away after one use...anything I buy at HF i understand its probably a one time use (hopefully it works for what I need this one time)
I never buy the insurance because I'd never rely on HF tools for a living.

As far as being immoral, I think it's more of a "just do the right thing in life"

I was hoping he would consider returning himself back into grade school so we could at least understanding half of his babble on here!

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Originally posted by S/C718:
I have a good idea. With the money you are saving use it to buy a dictionary so you can learn how to spell.

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Originally posted by Undertaker II:
I was hoping he would consider returning himself back into grade school so we could at least understanding half of his babble on here!

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Originally posted by S/C718:
I have a good idea. With the money you are saving use it to buy a dictionary so you can learn how to spell.

I'll bet he's doing the best he can....are you?

Wideopen you really need to proof your posts before you send them. It's very difficult for us to read them and try and figure out what they say. It's easy to do, slow down and read them please. Then post them!

i never buy the protection plan when offered. i figure if it is from harbor freight, if it gets me through what ever i am doing and tears up i throw it away and consider myself lucky it made it through the project.

i do know people who buy generators from harbor freight, purchase the two year warranty and take them back right before the warranty expires and gets a new one. not saying it is right.

also after the storm Helene and everyones power was out, i purchased a like brand new 2000 watt generator at harbor freight off of the return table for less than half the price of a new one. i am sure someone used it to get them through the storm and took it back. it paid off for me in that instance. so the world is full of immoral people.

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Oh ya, regarding this post a word comes to mind! KARMA!

I think this thread oughta go away.

First if proof read it is normaly later. Why lots of my stuff had edit later.Just not my thing to slow down. Most all are typos like hitting two keys same time o and i seem to do most times. Hell be glad it is not a text . Could be written in pig latin which I speak faster than do english which had 3 years speach therapy to try to slow me down. Wearing glass's would help see screen better too. I am always thinking 4 or 5 sentences from where I am typing. If ever talk with me do same thiung there as far as being ahead of conversation in thoughts and trying to get to that point. I tell folks I talk top fuel and they listen in stock.


It is not one who told me bring them back it is 4 different stores that have told me hell just bring them back. We throw them oin bin in back.


If it was money looser they would be pushing selling protection plan on every item they sale.

Sorry do not buy the Karma ****. Use to but I see too many folks flat out cheating folks all the time and getting way a head from it. Few I know charge for **** like spraying chimical on yards and it is more water than chemical. Planting 3 bushes and some other lil **** charging 2500 to older folks for it. See people cheating ass off others and nothing ever happens to them.

Something a lot of people fail to realize - sending a text or e-mail that looks like the post above may not matter to the person sending it but there is a real good chance it matters to the person reading it. You may be the most skilled general contractor (or mechanic or painter or whatever) in the country who turns out the finest work but there is no way in hell I'm hiring someone who sends me a text or e-mail that reads like that. If someone can't be bothered to glance at a text or post and confirm it makes sense before they hit send on something many people will see, how can I assume they won't cut corners on my job in areas that I can't see? How can I assume someone too lazy to type "you" instead of "U" or use punctuation is going to put in the effort of using enough screws in my drywall? How can I assume that someone who can't tell the difference between "sale" & "sell" can remember building codes and how they apply to my job? How can I trust that someone who can't be bothered with little things can be trusted to handle big things? Not trying to say you do shoddy work and seriously not trying to insult anyone but in my opinion, most of the people who say "it doesn't matter" are actually underestimating how much it actually DOES matter. Of course this isn't always the case and if I know firsthand that their work is amazing I would overlook the gibberish but that isn't always a luxury you have when communicating with a potential new customer and you don't get a second chance at a first impression.

Great points Billy!
I am constantly reminding my teenage grandkids that they are head and shoulders above their generation peers by simply having the ability to communicate.
Engage people, speak clear English, look people in the eye, shake hands with who you're meeting.
Don't be a dikk.
I like to tell them tales of the really sketchy stuff I got away with by being able to communicate, especially with Law Enforcement.

I see your point which is why when doing something related to money I worry more about this stuff. Yes I do know that me selling you something on sale is different meaning of the two words.

I visit site this for relaxation. While typing in numbers or matmatical formilas might qualify worrying about every typo does not and same for meaning of one versus the other. Me if I read something with typo I just analyze what they mint(Not accidental)_and go on.

My wife is a wordy person too and it drives her crazy when I say death instead deaf as should be in the satement(1 example) or salmon and not so silent on the L. Then it is just fun.

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I am constantly reminding my teenage grandkids that they are head and shoulders above their generation peers by simply having the ability to communicate.
Engage people, speak clear English, look people in the eye, shake hands with who you're meeting.

Heard a car sales ad on the radio a couple of days ago. They said, and I quote: "you don't have to talk to anybody"! That is quite a testament to the direction our computerized society is heading. Or should I say has arrived.

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I am constantly reminding my teenage grandkids that they are head and shoulders above their generation peers by simply having the ability to communicate.
Engage people, speak clear English, look people in the eye, shake hands with who you're meeting.

Heard a car sales ad on the radio a couple of days ago. They said, and I quote: "you don't have to talk to anybody"! That is quite a testament to the direction our computerized society is heading. Or should I say has arrived.

Not to derail the thread but we bought my stepson a Tesla - we ordered it & completed the purchase and paperwork from our couch on the app. When you go to the dealer to pick it up, you walk up to the car, link it to your Tesla phone app and drive away. You can complete every step of the purchase without having an actual conversation with a single person. As someone who has worked in the automotive business for 30+ years, I found it bizarre but my introverted stepdaughter thought it was the best car buying experience ever.

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I found it bizarre but my introverted stepdaughter thought it was the best car buying experience ever.

Oh it's tailor made for today's MO. For an above board sales organization and a new vehicle if it suits you great. But the car sales biz is a pretty ruthless arena, and you know it will filter down to used cars as well. Buying a used car sight unseen, no test drive, no inspection is a disaster of colossal proportions just waiting to happen. Then enters the lawyers.