jts1957
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Jun 20, 2009, 11:57 PM
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1) Pick something that's in your price range (has this Brand been around very long? - will they still be around next year?);
2) Spend only what you would to be happy to say "I got my money's worth," presuming that they will fail sometime between 3 to 7 years after purchase;
3) If you obtain an extended warranty, make sure the warranty repair company will still be around when you require them.
As always it's "Let the buyer beware!"
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