MONSTER Cables

[Linkavitch]

So, my MONSTER cable (100 series, one angled end, one straight) recently started randomly buzzing, so I E-mailed the company, and they're happy to send me another, as per their lifetime warranty. Didn't even ask for a receipt number or anything. Makes me wonder...if one were to be sufficiently in need of a cable, could he contact the company, claim he needed a 'replacement' and geta free one? Doesn't sound like good security to me.

[Innis Cabal]

Yes, but thats illegal. So lets hope no one would do that.

[Jack Squat]

Yes, you could, and with how much they charge for those things, they probably don't care if they lose a couple every now and then. I'm going to assume though that your records for calling in are kept in a database somewhere and they'll notice if one person calls unusually often.

As Innis stated, that is theft, which is generally frowned upon in society.

[Linkavitch]

My society as well, but I was just commenting on how easy it seems to be.

[Makensha]

Did they ask for your name, address, etc.? If they had your info already, they could just look it up and see you bought a MONSTER cable.

[valadil]

The only way I'd use a monster cable is if I scammed them that way. Those things are overpriced.