U.S. members, check your bank accounts. $600!!!!!!!!!!!! ($1,200 for 2) That was quick.

We got our deposit as a new year gift overnight. As for the TV topic, I bought it Sharp 60 inch 6-2010, still works perfect. Paid $2,000.00 at the time. 7 years later coulda picked one up for $600.00. A Best Buy salesman told me 5 years ago to avoid Sharp for awhile since they sold out to another company. Sharp invented the LED TV. After what I’ve read here I think I’ll avoid Samsung and I’ve never had any long term success with Sony. A few family members have had good long term success with LG.
Doesn't matter what brand you get, they all are designed to fail at some point. Can't sell new ones if the old ones still work.
 
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Doesn't matter what brand you get, they all are designed to fail at some point. Can't sell new ones if the old ones still work.

If you buy a set up back up boards, you can usually fix a TV for less than $100. The trick is to buy the board set before they run out of repair stock/are obsolete. My last LED TV that went bad (lightning), It lasted too long and the board set was out of stock. Had to scour Ebay for 3 months until I found an NOS board set for $60.
 
I'll be getting my new 4 post drive on lift even sooner now. Got my money, and the wife gave me hers. ( I didn't even ask ). She just said for me to take $1200 so I can get another car out of the driveway 🤣. Thanks Wendy!!
 
I just got my money, and it will go towards the $3500 I just got through spending on a new chimney and wood stove this year.
 
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