3D LED TV for around Rs. 50K

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Talking about Sony, I purchased Sony Bravia 40" LED 2 years back for ₹ 65000. Today, it is going to be thrashed because it's panel become faulty and repairing will cost me ₹ 25000. Sony can do nothing as it's out of warranty . There isn't any 2nd level of escalation in the entire organization. Only call centre and one email ID. This is how Sony works.
 
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IndianMascot said:
Talking about Sony, I purchased Sony Bravia 40" LED 2 years back for ₹ 65000.Today, it is going to be thrashed because it's panel become faulty and repairing will cost me ₹ 25000. Sony can do nothing as it's out of warranty . There isn't any 2nd level of escalation in the entire organization. Only call centre and one email ID.This is how Sony works.
Do you have extended warranty?
 
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Do you have extended warranty?
Nope :( even if it would be in warranty, I am sure panel wouldn't have been covered into it.
 
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As far as I know panel should be within cover of extended warranty...
One of my friend has got a 26 inch Sony and it got a fault after 1.4 yrs(it was not covered in extended warranty) so sony replaced the panel within a cost 1200/-..(twelve hundred).. I didn't believe him first so I asked him to show me the repair invoice and Rs.1200/- was mentioned as transportation charge+service cost.
 
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3D gives a headache specially the conversion one !
Found Sony to be little better than Samsung, cant recollect the model didn't like it much :P
 
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As far as I know panel should be within cover of extended warranty...One of my friend has got a 26 inch Sony and it got a fault after 1.4 yrs(it was not covered in extended warranty) so sony replaced the panel within a cost 1200/-..(twelve hundred).. I didn't believe him first so I asked him to show me the repair invoice and Rs.1200/- was mentioned as transportation charge+service cost.
It cost only Rs 1200 for entire 27 inch panel and that too outside warranty without extended warranty. Are you sure?
 
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