Hmmm, why would a retailer be responsible for selling defective merchandise.

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Jul 17, 2019
1:23:44pm

PJMort All-American

Hmmm, why would a retailer be responsible for selling defective merchandise.

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PJMort

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I just saw Sony, Samsung and an LG 4K 75" TV's on sale at RC Willey for around a

mort

7/17/19 12:21pm

addiction to TV

claw

7/17/19 12:21pm

Ha!

mort

7/17/19 12:22pm

If the Sony is the same price as the others, I'd be surprised.

7/17/19 12:28pm

Costco.

PJMort

7/17/19 12:28pm

Agreed. Plus double double warranty if you use their Citi card. If there is

timpjynx

7/17/19 12:32pm

Why would RCWilley be at fault for a TV that breaks?

mulletino

7/17/19 12:41pm

Hmmm, why would a retailer be responsible for selling defective merchandise.

PJMort

7/17/19 1:23pm

Did they manufacture it? Do they offer a similar return policy to Costco? You seem pretty fired up. Strange.

mulletino

7/17/19 1:32pm

It’s hard to know if you are sincere, but here goes

PJMort

7/17/19 4:06pm

Sincere? I wouldn't really expect any retailer other than Costco to deal with my warranty claim. Sorry about your exp.

mulletino

7/17/19 4:52pm

Just about every state has adopted an implied Warranty of Merchantability...

PJMort

7/17/19 5:08pm

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