Is it "warrantee" or "warranty" ?

[mountainman 0]

I saw the following photo above on an AD for Square1 and it made me wonder. I am a picky spelling person when it's not my own.

Which is it ?

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[CrazyIvan 0]

Warranty

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[Jessica 0]

Warrantee is the person to whom a warranty is made.

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[mountainman 0]

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Warrantee is the person to whom a warranty is made.

Yes... as opposed to the warranter, eh ?

I guess in this context, they meant warranty, though. Or, so it seems.

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[mountainman 0]

Unless, of course, they are going to send you an actual person for 12 months that is only $125. Sounds like a VERY cheap hooker to me.

*shrug*

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[SkydiverRick 0]

I am a picky spelling person when it's not my own.

Which is it ?

[Jib 0]

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I see these mispelled constantly: there, their, the're

the're??

BTW it would be warrantor.

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[SkydiverRick 0]

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I see these mispelled constantly: there, their, the're

the're??

BTW it would be warrantor.

You missed mispelled (misspelled)

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[mountainman 0]

If this isn't the nerdiest thread ever. LOL

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[SkydiverRick 0]

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If this isn't the nerdiest thread ever. LOL

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[ltdiver 3]

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If this isn't the nerdiest thread ever. LOL

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[RevJim 0]

Wow, it still hasen't been fixed?

Been there, done THAT.

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[chaoskitty 0]

Its Warranty. I'm a picky speller too. Its good to have a reasonable command of the English language. :)

As long as this is a nerdy thread, I can bust out the nerd in me right? Oh good!
"Guarantee" is pronounced almost exactly the same way as "Warranty". Completely different spellings. So I can see how the "average speller" could make the error of "warrantee".
No big whoop!