TVs and warranty??

Phil Allison wrote

Never ever could bullshit its way out of a wet paper bag.

No surprise that its completely unemployable even in a VERY tight labor market.

It shouldnt do that at all.

Wrong as always with a TV.

Some completely unemployable rabid welfare bludger claiming to be Phil Allison wrote just the mindless silly s*it you'd expect from a completely unemployable rabid welfare bludger.

If it's not under warranty, they don't tell you that, unless they are not an approved service agent, and they don't get on with the manufacturer anyway. Besides the repairers often like to make extra profit on the supply of spare parts, whether they are needed or not.

If you are prepared to fight long and hard maybe.

once

entirely.

Yep, still waiting for a payment the DFT promised me I would get six months ago. Good luck.

MrT.

Run your own small business do you?

My experience is the opposite, many businesses will laugh at you and hope it is too much trouble for you to go through the process of getting a judgement against them, *AND* enforcing it, no matter how much in the wrong they are.

It usually depends on whether you get paid up front or not. I'm assuming you don't. The rule of law is, the one trying to get the money always has a tougher job than the one holding it, regardless of their case.

MrT.

I was learning NASA high-reliability soldering techniques 20 years before Google existed.

Good for you!

Well done ...