We bought our living room TV on Christmas eve, 2006, just a day or two after we moved into our house. We totally splurged as we already had a 32 " tube tv but I think we HAD to get it then so we could watch the Eagles Christmas day game!!
Since then we have really appreciated it, especially the high-definition. If you've never compared HD to regular TV it is like putting on glasses when you have poor eyesight!!
Anyway, we love to have gameday gatherings and just in general watching TV!!
About a week ago when you turned the power on it was taking like 5 minutes to come on! Tonight it took at least 75 minutes to come on!!! The TV may be more important to us than it should be. Emma watches during her tube feeds, so she keeps still and we watch the sports regularly.
So today we stopped by a repair shop who quoted us $25 to estimate the repairs!! Not looking forward to paying anything to fix it, let alone maybe replacing it. So as a last resort i hunted down the packet we got with the TV, which I had kept with all the manuals.
And there it was, the original receipt listing a 4-year service plan!! Bingo!!
We called the 24 hour phone number and after declining to wait until September 17 (I did mention the 75 minute wait!!) they set us up with a local repair service who are coming tomorrow!!! And it will all be free!!!
We don't usually buy warranties, but sometimes a warranty just pays for itself!!
Since then we have really appreciated it, especially the high-definition. If you've never compared HD to regular TV it is like putting on glasses when you have poor eyesight!!
Anyway, we love to have gameday gatherings and just in general watching TV!!
About a week ago when you turned the power on it was taking like 5 minutes to come on! Tonight it took at least 75 minutes to come on!!! The TV may be more important to us than it should be. Emma watches during her tube feeds, so she keeps still and we watch the sports regularly.
So today we stopped by a repair shop who quoted us $25 to estimate the repairs!! Not looking forward to paying anything to fix it, let alone maybe replacing it. So as a last resort i hunted down the packet we got with the TV, which I had kept with all the manuals.
And there it was, the original receipt listing a 4-year service plan!! Bingo!!
We called the 24 hour phone number and after declining to wait until September 17 (I did mention the 75 minute wait!!) they set us up with a local repair service who are coming tomorrow!!! And it will all be free!!!
We don't usually buy warranties, but sometimes a warranty just pays for itself!!
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