I suggest you look up exactly what consumer laws you're referring to if you're going to sarcastically talk down to others regarding it.
A company is well within its rights to offer preferential service to people paying for an extended warranty. It doesn't JUST extend the time limit. Like how if you have AppleCare they'll pay for shipment, but you have to pay if you don't. And like how Dells turn around time for repairs is 2 weeks, but you can have an engineer our NBD if you pay for it, or are a loyal customer.
There is no such law, in any country I am aware of, which prevents companies from treating people with extended warranties better. Feel free to point one out though, because as you seem to be aware, you can't just trust anything you read on the Internet - can you
The vast majority of consumer laws actually offer very little protection in reality (good luck proving that your iMac which has become faulty after 18 months was actually faulty at the point of sale, and hasn't developed a fault, etc,).