Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: is there a warranty if purchased used
Document: This is a simple bare bones pedometer. So far it works great. I love the tether and cover. I used to accidentally reset my other pedometer so the cover is a great feature. The tether is also a great idea because I lost my old pedometer. That's why I purchased this one. I got this directly from Amazon so my only complaint is that it was DOA and I had to buy a new battery. Grrrrr!
I have used pedometer daily for 2 weeks and it appears to be accurate and helped me increase my steps
99,999 steps, the counter's capacity, would equate to just over 50 miles, equivalent to 2 olympic marathons.This pedometer works well, is simple to use, reasonably accurate, unobtrusive, has a terrific warranty, and inspires me to walk more. At the price, it's also a bargain.
I recently purchased two for gifts.
There is no light for nighttime use, but that would quickly drain the battery. It has an internal pendulum that senses the motion of stepping or jogging.- Maybe it's only me, but this thing provides an incentive to walk more, by letting me know how many steps I've taken.- Accusplit provides a "5-year no proof-of-purchase warranty".
I've worn this for about a year or so and its worked fine. Lately, its started reading low, trending down from about 10% when I first noticed it, to 25% now. I've replaced the battery, but that didn't seem to help. It does have a warranty, return with no proof-of-purchase, but you need to send a $10 fee. The cover has a date range to return it, so its not open ended!
It is accurate. I like this product. I purchased them for seniors in my family to keep them fit. I recommend it.
I've been using these pedometers since March through a walking program sponsored by my workplace.These pedometers are accurate while they work. I work in an office environment and since I started tracking my steps in March, I've averaged ~60k steps/week. However, these pedometers keep breaking or just dying - they just can't keep up. I am now on my 4th warranty replacement in 8 months.
We purchased 16 pedometers. All of them are still working except for one. Now the question becomes how do I figure out how to send out one item and is it really worth the effort?
I've been using this brand for many years now and I find it reliable and easy. But it has the funniest warranty I've ever seen. Inside the flap, there is a little message which reads: &#34;5 year, No Proof of Purchase Limited Warranty. Through March, 2012 - Free Service. April 2012 - March - 2016: $12 Service Fee.&#34;But I bought it in 2014!
Answer: yes