Cricut Cricut Maker DEFECTED Product South Jordan UT

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 To the idiot that wants to leave his comment about my situation pertaining to my mother, your dumb assumptions are invalid. Say what your will about the grey market and egotistical knowledge but don't speak on my situation you inhumane POS. Not valid. They asked for POP and I gave them the reason. This is why the product is in the dumpster so we've all moved on. Just giving my 2 cents so no one needs to waste time on this product is only built to last a year. Thank you, next.

Again it's their machine they know it's a defect, wherever the machine came from, it was paid somehow because how else would you get the machine? When PlayStation had power issues Sony fixed it no questions asked because it was a known issue with their product. But I mean Sony shouldn't be compare to a company like this. And nobody is playing the sympathy card here, it's true facts of what happened so your comments are voided, and I'm just sharing my experience so go pass your judgements on someone else who cares. The cricut is already in the dumpster.

A Proof of Purchase is pretty much standard to verify Warranty Coverage for anything.

Whether the machine was gifted, passed down, or purchased, it's YOUR ERROR, your machine defect!
- Yes but without Proof of Purchase you can not prove when it was bought, nor can you prove it was bought from a Authorized Reseller. You also have no proof it wasn't bought as a "Refirbished" item which is a different(generally shorter) warranty.

For example even if you bought it yesterday, if you bought it from say EBay it could be a "Grey Market" item meaning it was bought outside of their Authorized channels. As such they will not cover it...just like any other company.  Oh and all of this is IN the written warranty.  

What happens if your mother died and passed down the machine to you, how are you supposed to get proof of purchase, go to her grave and ask her for it!?

- Of course that is a sad situation, but I have a feeling with your "what if" type of question this isn't your case.  So it is basically just something you are trying to play on some sympathy.