Zero Dead Pixel Policy Retailers

[rsgunter]

I know that NCIX has that awesome deal where you can pay a 5% insurance fee to ensure that your LCD panel has no dead pixel policy.

I'm wanting to pick up the new 245BW, and ncix doesn't have it at the moment, and I was wondering if any other retailers have the zero-dead pixel policy like ncix or something similar.

so???

 

[conghelach]

best buy and circuit city both have zero dead pixel policies, both have this monitor and you dont have to pay extra for the policy, retail stores are always a better/safer option for buying lcds than an online retailer who is not always willing to let you return and certainly not for free if they do.

buy it at best buy, well worth any extra cost considering the peace of mind if you need a no hassle return for any reason just save that receipt and the box ofcourse.

 

[Jasonx82]

dell's usually good about this.. they will give you no hassle replacements for up to 21 days..

 

[Riddlinkidstoner]

best buy and circuit city both have zero dead pixel policies, both have this monitor and you dont have to pay extra for the policy, retail stores are always a better/safer option for buying lcds than an online retailer who is not always willing to let you return and certainly not for free if they do.

buy it at best buy, well worth any extra cost considering the peace of mind if you need a no hassle return for any reason just save that receipt and the box ofcourse.

Yep, although make sure you open it at the store. You don't want to be looking at a piece of wood and a rock when you open that up

 

[Relentence]

dell's usually good about this.. they will give you no hassle replacements for up to 21 days..

I checked into this for a friend that had a stuck sub-pixel on a Dell monitor. I was told that the 21 day replacement was limited to one time and that there was no guarantee that the replacement monitor wouldn't have any pixel problems. She opted to keep her monitor because there was a chance the replacement could have been worse.

 

[rsgunter]

best buy and circuit city both have zero dead pixel policies, both have this monitor and you dont have to pay extra for the policy, retail stores are always a better/safer option for buying lcds than an online retailer who is not always willing to let you return and certainly not for free if they do.

buy it at best buy, well worth any extra cost considering the peace of mind if you need a no hassle return for any reason just save that receipt and the box ofcourse.

What is it with MY best buy in Knoxville? Those fuckers wouldn't take back a screen if you bought it cracked, an extreme example but still.

I might try CC and see what happens there.

 

[Dethman]

if you buy the replacement plan at compusa, they have a 3 year zero dead pixel plan, and i believe its an instore replacement

 

[RWalker2]

I checked into this for a friend that had a stuck sub-pixel on a Dell monitor. I was told that the 21 day replacement was limited to one time and that there was no guarantee that the replacement monitor wouldn't have any pixel problems. She opted to keep her monitor because there was a chance the replacement could have been worse.

Might depend on the rep you get and the severity of the problem. Many on here have been able to replace more than once...

Hopefully I won't have to when I receive my 2007WFP in a few days.

 

[Atragon]

That and there is always the recourse of "I'm not satisfied with this monitor, I'd like to return it." Followed by buying another one...