# Unconditional Lifetime Warranty

2018-01-18

> This means if you break it, we will repair or replace it. We will not question the validity of your warranty claim for a broken knife. Warranty is lifetime and transferable. In other words, we warranty the knife no matter how many times it’s been traded, sold or given away – no sales receipt or proof of purchase required. We must have the knife returned to validate a warranty claim.

> A lot of folks have asked us how we can stay in business offering such great customer service and warranty protection. The answer is simple; we believe that consumers, as a whole, are honest people. The occasional customers who are dishonest are few and far between, so even if we lose every once in a while due to dishonesty, our reputation of great customer service, regardless of the situation, brings us more good customers.

> ESEE Warranty (cache)

Imagine the same kind of warranty for a website. The last time I saw something approaching (only 5 years), it was a single web page and it was worth a million!

Which are your engagements for the website you are developing today? Has it even been discussed? I sometimes wonder how many lines of code I produced these last 10 years are still online. If I’m really honest with myself, I prefer not to know, afraid to be guilty of being paid that much for such an obsolescent domain…

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