I wanted to post about my experience making a claim on the SquareTrade warranty that I purchased for my Nook 3G.
On a recent vacation to the Dominican Republic, I spilled water on my nook and didn't notice it until well over an hour later. I couldn't even try putting it in uncooked rice, because the hotel staff had no idea what I was asking for and my spanish isn't good enough to properly explain what I needed.
I called SquareTrade on Monday around 11am. I explained to them what happened with the water. The customer service rep was very nice and said that since it was water damaged, they wouldn't even try to repair it.
He noted that I had failed to store my receipt with them electronically. I explained that my receipt was lost shortly after I purchased the Nook, and I had been working with Barnes and Noble for several months trying to get a reprint (which was unsuccessful - I just kept getting the runaround!). He said that if I had the credit card statement from when I purchased it, that would be sufficient for their records!!!
I emailed them the blacked out credit card statement and within 10 minutes my receipt was approved as well as my claim. I was emailed a prepaid return shipping label and told to pack up my nook & the power cord and ship it off to them.
I dropped off the Nook with UPS on wednesday afternoon. By wednesday evening at 5pm, I had an email from SquareTrade that the $199.00 (my full purchase amount) had been deposited into my Paypal account. Apparently just having UPS scan the package was enough to trigger my refund payment.
I have since purchased a Nook ST (I actually bought it before I got the refund because I am impatient, was in the middle of a book, and figured it would be a week before I saw my refund)
I bought a SquareTrade warranty for my new Nook right away. I am so beyond pleased with my ST experience that I wanted to share it with you guys. They really are a stand up company. Do not hesitate to cover your Nook or any other electronics.








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