Service USA Consumer Warranty Services Now Available in Canada

Warranty coverage now available for furniture, computers, consumer electronics and cell phones.

2011-06-03

LEAWOOD, KS, June 03, 2011 (Press-News.org) Service USA, one of the leading providers of field consumer and business electronics warranty services in the United States, announced today that it is now offering a wide variety of warranty services for consumers in Canada.

"We are very proud to offer our very popular warranty care services to customers across Canada," said Will McCusker, J.D., President of Service USA Inc. "These new service offerings will provide businesses with a convenient outsourced warranty service offering while consumers can enjoy the peace of mind that their warranty services are provided by our strength and years of experience."

Service USA now offers extended warranty coverage for onsite computer, furniture, consumer electronics and appliances for Canadian consumers.

"Service USA now stands behind the purchases of many major consumer goods all over Canada and the United States," McCusker said. "When covered devices are in need of repair or replacement, we are there to make sure consumer needs are handled conveniently and completely with the ultimate customer satisfaction."

It also has extended its very popular cell phone coverage to Canada protecting consumers against water damage, accidental damage and unexpected repairs.

"A large number of cell phones and smartphones are damaged every year due to water, accidental dropping and technology issues," McCusker said. "Our comprehensive care service, now available in Canada, ensures that businesses are able to easily outsource warranty care while guaranteeing that customers receive the professional care when needed."

For more information about the complete suite of warranty services now available to businesses and consumers in Canada, please check out the Service USA website at www.goserviceusa.com

Founded in July 2004, and incorporated in 2008, Service USA Inc. is a provider of field warranty service, outsourced CRM, customer contact programs and call center services, including inbound and outbound voice, email and live agent chat services.

The firm also provides national and international service solutions for the consumer electronics industry, resellers, dealers, retailers, third party administrators, insurance companies, brokers, service providers, Internet service providers and field service program managers for businesses that support a high number of service events within their organization.

For more information about Service USA, please call 800-480-1781 or check out their website online at www.goserviceusa.com.

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