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TV Warranty
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Extended Warranties, has anyone got any experiences with third party warranties with recommendations on who's good or bad and what to watch out for.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.If one buys from many places (including John Lewis) you get 5 years of warranty as standard these days. TVs are that reliable, you see.
Paying extra for this should be unnecessary - if it isn't offered for nothing, one could always try the tack 'what, are you telling me there's a high probability this TV will breakdown within 5 years then?'
Paying extra for this should be unnecessary - if it isn't offered for nothing, one could always try the tack 'what, are you telling me there's a high probability this TV will breakdown within 5 years then?'
I bought a 37" LG lsd tv and it packed up after 14 months, I was told by the suppliers that because it was out of warranty there was nothing they could do.
I got in touch with Trading Standards and they said that under the "Sale Of Goods Act 1974" any item should be worthy of at least 6 years usage and they emailed me the letter to send to the suppliers.
They still refused to help so the next step was court action, they then offered me a new tv or £450 but Trading Standards said I should refuse and hold out for the full amount of £850, did this and just my luck the bastads went into liquidation and I ended up with fook all, sold the tv on ebay for £50
Warrantys only cover you for internal faults, Guarantees cover you for anything
I got in touch with Trading Standards and they said that under the "Sale Of Goods Act 1974" any item should be worthy of at least 6 years usage and they emailed me the letter to send to the suppliers.
They still refused to help so the next step was court action, they then offered me a new tv or £450 but Trading Standards said I should refuse and hold out for the full amount of £850, did this and just my luck the bastads went into liquidation and I ended up with fook all, sold the tv on ebay for £50
Warrantys only cover you for internal faults, Guarantees cover you for anything