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Originally posted by Shuki and they can look up your receipt by your telephone number that you supposedly just gave them the day before when you bought the system... I wouldn't try it... Either take your chances without a warranty or go with MS's official one for $25/year. |
true. go to Best Buy now and buy it and just write "refused" on the Buy.com package and send it right back with the USPS people for a full refund...
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I've had nothing but problems with mine, it tried to burn down my house, TWICE, it rang up $500 worth of 900 # charges on my last phone bill, it impregnated my girlfriend & to top it off it ate the last of the fritos. I'd stay away.
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Ive had mine since june...no problems *knocking on wood* a lot
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Originally posted by Shuki and they can look up your receipt by your telephone number that you supposedly just gave them the day before when you bought the system... I wouldn't try it... Either take your chances without a warranty or go with MS's official one for $25/year. |
Originally posted by Josh Hinkle Very true. For example, take the overheating problems I mentioned reading about with the Sony receiver I own. I bet most of the people who had them were: I. Playing movies/music exceptionally loud for long periods of time. II. Had other equipment stacked on top of it when most of the ventalatoin for the receiver is on top. |
Originally posted by Aghama But of course you have no way of knowing this. It could just be that you got lucky. While it's true that reading reviews filled with complaints isn't representative of the entire population that owns said equipment, it's a no-brainer that if one receiver gets dozens of complaints and another gets 2 that the latter is likely the less problem prone device. |
Originally posted by jeffdsmith I agree, but don't don't forget units sold too. |
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