By Michael Gamino August 30, 2010
avoid the extended warranty expensive and if you ever were to need it they will make you jump jups ...read more
By Kalamara at Citysearch May 20, 2010
I spent over $2000 on a TV at Best Buy, $400 on the extended warranty alone. Repairs took weeks and I had to take many days off work to get it fixed by Geek Squad. My TV turned out to be a Lemon and I was relieved to be getting a replacement. I went down to Best Buy and when I started asking too many questions a Home Theater employee told me not to be demanding because if they wanted to they could send me home with a $500 TV. I complained to Best Buy Corporate and they said, they don't pick out the TVs the store does. What a ripoff! ...read more
Buying a lens cleaning disk for a personal CD and DVD player is the best way to keep the device running properly. The disk has tiny brushes that clean the lens while the disk spins in the player. The disk can be used once a week or after the device starts skipping when it plays a CD or DVD. ...read more
Electronic waste contains a number of dangerous chemicals that pose a threat to human health and the environment. Instead of throwing them away, give electronics that can still be used to others or dispose of broken items by contacting responsible recycling companies. ...read more