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070105 Warranty Card 805.12007 by by ber 31, 2007 at 11:59 2007ber at 31, 11:59 All entries become the the become entries All before December 2007 31, at least years 18 old, except ss provided on the entry form. form. entry the on provided ss izes: one 1st Prize of $50,000; all taxes. All federal, state and e sweepstakes will be deemed to Code, and the words “$100,000 by law. For list of winners, send a winner status, and if a satisfactory le entries. A random drawing will be be will drawing random A entries. le lity requirements. By submitting an submitting an By lity requirements. ility within thirty days of notifi cation of their prospective their of cation notifi of days thirty within ility enter you in the in you enter and send our in www.simmons.com or even $50,000! or even $5,000, $25,000, $5,000, for a chance to win for a chance 805.12007 • Revised 04/07 805.12007 When you complete we will automatically will we consumer questionnaire consumer ©2007 SIMMONS BEDDING COMPANY toll-free (877) fax 399-9397 (770) 613-8575 1900 Beaver1900 Ridge Circle, Norcross, 30071 GA “$100,000 Give Away VI” Away Give “$100,000 WIN $100,000! For warranty assistance or other product correspondence, please contact your Authorized Dealer, or: and are limited to one per household. Mechanically reproduced entriesheld not on acceptable. or around March 2008. Not 31, responsible Odds of winning for depend late, lost on the or total illegib number of entries received. Open to legal U.S. residents Each winner must submit a signed and notarizeddavit affi of eligib davit is affi not received within that time, an alternate winner will be selected. Alternateentry, winners winners agree are to subject the use of their to all eligibi name, address, and photograph for advertising/publicity purposes without compensation. self-addressed, stamped envelope to: “$100,000 Give Denver, Away Box 173133, VI,” P.O. CO 80217-3133. Equifax Marketing Services (“EMS”), and will be offered in a number of differentone 2nd Prizeve presentations. 3rd of $25,000; Prizes and of fi $5,000. Sweepstakes EMS will begins award the May following 20, 2005 at 12:00 a.m. E.D.S.T., pr and ends Decem Give Away VI” and mailing the entry form or Dept. card Denver, Box to 12Y, 174284, P.O. CO 80217-4284. Entries must be received EMS employees and their immediate familyed mail the at (spouse, addre parents, certifi ed by or children). Winner will be notifi property of EMS. In case of a dispute of any online entry, the authorizedbe the entrant. account holder Winner of may the be e-mail required address to show proof used of being to enter the “authorized th local account laws holder.” apply. Winner EMS reserves is solely the responsible right to correct for errors in sweepstakes materials. Offer void in Florida and where prohibited OFFICIAL SWEEPSTAKES RULES: NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO WIN. PURCHASES DO NOT ENHANCE CHANCES OF WINNING. Sweepstakes is sponsored is Sweepstakes WINNING. OF CHANCES ENHANCE NOT DO PURCHASES WIN. TO NECESSARY PURCHASE NO RULES: SWEEPSTAKES OFFICIAL p.m. E.S.T. Enter by completing this product registration or printing card a 3” x 5” with your name, address, city, state, ZIP SIMMONS SHALL NOT ** NO EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED *** Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential and limitations above the so damages, exclusions may not apply to you. Some states do not allow limitations on how how on limitations allow not do states Some long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitations may not apply to you. ** *** BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL CONSEQUENTIAL OR INCIDENTAL FOR LIABLE BE DAMAGES THAT RESULT FROM THE USE OF YOUR PRODUCT. SIMMONS THE DURATION OF ANY APPLICABLE IMPLIED IMPLIED APPLICABLE ANY OF DURATION THE WARRANTIES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MERCHANTABILITY OF WARRANTIES IMPLIED THE AND FITNESS, SHALL NOT EXCEED THE TERM OF WARRANTY. LIMITED THIS WARRANTIES ARE EXTENDED TO PERSONS WHO PURCHASE THE PRODUCT FROM ANYONE OTHER ITS OR COMPANY BEDDING SIMMONS THAN WARRANTIES ALL AND DEALERS, AUTHORIZED TO SUCH PERSONS, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED FITNESS, AND MERCHANTABILITY OF WARRANTIES EXCLUDED. HEREBY ARE * ® cient cient adjustable adjustable ® LIMITED WARRANTY models, damage due models, shrinkage, so ™ ™ foundation or a supportive, rigid ® product that is stained, soiled, ® non-yielding foundation. Queen, Olympic foundation. foams and/or thefoams use of and/or space age memory recovery the models, some in technology foam time may take up to 4 hours. normal However, increase softness in decrease or a the in recovery feature due to normal use, temperature, or humidity is excluded under this warranty. queen, and king size must have suffi support. center Simmons Simmons appropriate The foundation. Examples of proper support support proper of Examples foundation. include: oor model/sample” “fl manual for details on warranty coverage) snags (including washing improper to discoloration) and long as top can still be zipped on Islands Virgin U.S. or Rico Puerto costs of product * Please note that due to use of higher density or infested with vermin, even if defective. For health and safety reasons, Simmons may not be able to inspect these products to assess whether covered by the warranty, in which case, Simmons reserves the right coverage. warranty deny to WHAT IS EXCLUDED UNDER THIS WARRANTY? This warranty does not apply to and excludes: • Firmness preference of the product • Normal or less body impression(s) of 1½” • Bed height/weight • Cover (fabric) wires • Bent border/grid • Burns, stains or soil • Mattresses not used with a proper • Merchandise “distressed” or sold “as-is”, owner’s (see foundations Adjustable • • For HealthSmart • For HealthSmart • Claims made outside the United 50 States, • Transportation, inspection, or removal • Simmons slats that include legs. or 3 Crosswood or metal EXAMPLE LABEL 1633 c rights, and you mattress or foundation fails due ® All Queen Sizes All Sizes All Sizes 5 Hardwood Slats N/A 5 Hardwood Slats Acceptable Support Superior Support Premium Support* queen, king and California bedding. king size 5 legs 6 legs 7 legs ® located here on your your on here located Tag. Law The warranty Code is *Recommended Metal Frame Wood Frame please attach here to save. If you inadvertently you If remove white law tag from product, EXAMPLE LAW LABEL NOTE: WHAT WILL SIMMONS DO? SIMMONS WILL WHAT Simmons your If YOUR RIGHTS UNDER LAW: STATE This warranty gives you specifi may have other rights, which vary from state to state. This warranty is extended only to the original its or Company Bedding Simmons from purchaser dealers.authorized queen, split queen, for support proper of Examples Olympic to a manufacturing defect, the exclusive remedy under this warranty will be repair or replacement of the defective product Puerto in the U.S., Rico or U.S. Virgin Islands. Simmons reserves the right to substitute comparable materials or models and does not guarantee that the replacement will match the existing piece. * Period for No Charge dealer. If your Except Transportation Except ® mattress and use it ® LIMITED WARRANTY 1 Year 1 Year Warranty dealer is no longer in business Total Limited ® ™ Mattress Top HealthSmart mattress or foundation. Replacement ® I 20 Year 10 Year J 3 Year 3 Year AC 10 Yearc warranty Specifi applies, see separate agreement 10 Year K Year 10 3 Year B 1 Year 1 Year D 10 Year 10 Year H 5 Year 5 Year Protected by one or more of the following Patents: U.S. 4,986,518; 5,016,305; 5,499,414; 5,311,624; 5,165,125; 6,098,224; 6,216,292; 5,987,678; 5,940,908; 5,621,935; 6,678,905; 6,243,900; 6,408,469; 6,557,198; 6,519,798; 6,799,344; 6,760,940; 6,804,849; RE 36,142 6,687,929; 6,901,618; 7,168,117; 7,047,581; 6,944,900; 6,944,899; NOTE: See the example of law label (at right) for warranty coding. on Law Label Law on Warranty Code Transportation charges are the responsibility of the consumer, except in CA. * original Simmons original with a foundation providing proper support, this this support, proper providing foundation a with warranty covers manufacturing defects in your Simmons or you have moved outside the service area, please contact the Simmons Consumer Service Facility. Copy of original bill of sale is needed to Model name purchase. of date original determine identify attached to be must label law and label warranty. this validate and bedding the HOW CAN I GET SERVICE ON WARRANTY? MY Contact your original Simmons COVERED? IS WHAT If you purchased a Simmons HOW LONG IS THE COVERAGE PERIOD? The warranty coverage runs from the original date of purchase. Repair or replacement of the mattress or foundation does not extend its limited warranty or begin a new limited warranty period. Your warranty period is based on the code indicated on your white law label. (See chart below) of one piece does not automatically result in the replacement of the other piece. This limited warranty is provided only to the original purchaser. * cient ed on the 1633 law labeled (see on the 1633 owner’s assembly owner’s and operating manual for required ™ queen, king and California king size sets (as ® cient support. It may appear that your mattress is nish on the bottom than the top. the bottom the than on nish foundation(s) as specifi ® THE FOLLOWING CARETHE INSTRUCTIONS FOLLOWING product built is with a new single-sided design. bed This does not ® CAN HELP PRESERVE WARRANTY RIGHTS: foundation or a supportive, non-yielding rigid, foundation.
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