I was wondering has anyone had experience with this company?
http://tapeworkstexas.com/mack_warranty_tv_only_.html


Seems like its a good value for someone who just purchased a tv especially. Alot cheaper than BB or CC warranty...

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...6&page=1&pp=30

 

dont most warranties, just put their money in interest bearing accounts anyway? and just draw from there for claims?

 

Sounds like a good deal.

 

That, and I think the majority of persons that purchase an extended warranty never end up using it.

For instance, I purchased an extended warranty for:

1. My old TV.
2. My old Laptop.
3. My old desk top.
4. My Acura CL.
5. Cell phones
6. All other crap.

The only time I have ever used any was on my CL. And of course cell phones. But it made me feel better about the envestment I made. I just got a Samsung DLP, and I didn't get the extended warranty because it was too much IMO. This is a better deal, I think.

 

yea i would think for rear projections this is a steal because it includes bulb replacement

 

I'm going to look into it a bit more. Especially, since right now, we watch a lot of TV.

 

i think im about to get it for my new lcd, i know its about $375 cheaper than gettin it from circuit city, which all goes to profit anyway...
they check out with the BBB too

 

Exactly. It was going to be around $400 for me.

 

Sales guy in Circuit City had a hissy fit because I didnt get the extended warranty on my LCD tv. He basically called me a moron.

 

Really? are they that much, I've never made a large TV purchase but noticed a few of you saying it was too much. How much are best buy's and circuit city's extended warranties?

 

circuit city warranty is more expensive from what i understand due to the fact that its prorated, and you can cancel and get whatever period of it u didn't use of it back.

So if u get a 4 yr warranty and have the set replaced under warranty in 2 years, best buy warranty is over with vs. circuit city refunds u 50% of ur warranty money....thats what i've understood at least

 

and yea at retailers warranties are like 80% profit thats y they always push it..

 

this isn't car talk if anything electronics or home audio