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May 26, 2020
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Could you still use it for a kids/game TV?

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NWCoug

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What do you do with a cracked TV? Only two years old

boorad

5/26/20 10:12am

Thank you for not considering taking it back to Costco as a return. People who

5/26/20 10:15am

Costco won't let you do that anymore. They used to and had to be pressured by the industry not to.

kirty

5/26/20 10:17am

Here are some suggestions, though, of what you can try to do with your broken TV

kirty

5/26/20 10:20am

some ideas

towerman

5/26/20 10:17am

Could you still use it for a kids/game TV?

NWCoug

5/26/20 10:19am

It’s pretty bad. An entire inch wide black strip running just left of center all

boorad

5/26/20 10:21am

Oh, inch WIDE. Your original said inch long so I misunderstood the severity. Yeah, probably not good for much.

NWCoug

5/26/20 10:26am

Hide it in the attic and give it to the 3 year old for HS graduation in 15 years

stoils

5/26/20 10:28am

I like this

boorad

5/26/20 10:45am

Not really relevant, but about 8-9 years ago we had an old TV that was really

crack

5/26/20 10:30am

But to your original question - are you sure SquareTrade doesn't cover it? I

crack

5/26/20 10:32am

A friend at work used WinDock to set up a large TV as his work screen.

liitlt

5/26/20 11:20am

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