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Re: Sharp TV at Best Buy


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Posted by Spook on August 20, 2008 at 05:09:41 from (75.45.90.207):

In Reply to: Re: Sharp TV at Best Buy posted by Damp;Dservice on August 19, 2008 at 21:52:09:

I do pretty much all my own repairs. You have never heard me complain about the cost of parts for my tractors. I guess my real complaint is that I spent money at their store and when I asked for information, I was given a 1-800 number to call. As far as the china thing, I think that boat's already sailed. I don't think you can any consumer electronics made in this country. As far as what they pay their people who fix things? I don't know. I suspect you are right. But what am I supposed to do about it? Not buy anything? I see the results of a lopsided import policy every day. In southern Michigan ya can't go to far before you run into a abandoned factory. I bought some sweet corn last week from a guy that used to have his own machine shop. He had 10 employees and a buttload of cnc equipment. He made parts for American built equipment. The automakers are using a lot of foriegn built equipment now. Any repair parts come from Japan, Germany or China. Last big project I worked on, the Japanese builder would have been bankrupt by our standards. But their government subsidized my employer buying the equipment, rather than put a couple thousand people on unemployement. They exported their unemployement to us. The American bidder shut up shop a couple months later. They were bought out of bankruptcy by the Chinese. Hace a good day.


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