Do you always buy a warranty service when buying big items?

I almost never buy extended waranties. I think they are just a way of a store to get extra money and most of the time, if you're buying a halfway quality product you end up not using it. And someof those warantys are over a hudred dollars! Forget that!

I did in the past... but I don't anymore. My reasonning is... that if someone is prepared to take the risk of selling me a 5 year warranty on a television... I can safely take the risk of not buying it... and assume that the television will last 5 years. Nobody is selling insurance to make a loss. They have to be confident in the product to insure it.

Well most large items come with a 1 year warranty by default, but if the item is very expensive I'll pay for the longer warranty. It is worth it to me b/c I've had multiple things go wrong with brand new appliances and electronics that needed to be exchanged. However others I know never get the warranty and never had any problems. I guess it's just the luck of the draw. Also, if the warranty is 1/2 or 1/3 the price of the item, I'll pass. No need for a 30$ warranty on a 60$ item! But a 30$ warranty on a 500$ item is certainly worth it.

I hardly never buy these things. And when I have, I never used them except for once that I can recall. This is how companies make a fortune because this is like free money in their pockets. They want you to tack on all these extra services and such and I will bet you that 3 out of 4 buyers forget they even have these extras shortly after purchasing them. If I can't trust the company I am buying from in the first place, I will look elsewhere.

It depends. If the product is durable and I check that specs on it and find it not worth getting the warranty for it I won't. Most of the time the warranty is just an extra way for companies to milk us out of our hard earn cash anyways...

yes,but here in my country almost have warranty,