Some people still think lifetime warranty means warranty as long as the owner IS NOT DEAD YET....

But frankly speaking, a lot of people still have this perception, IMO, it's a term created by the industry to mislead and to a certain extent cheat people....

IT products move so fast, maybe 3 months later a new model is being produced, old model stopped production and there goes your warranty. This is not exclusive to Tundermatch, but the industry as a whole.

This post has been edited by Matrix: Jul 15 2010, 03:39 PM