see, this "bad pixel" thing freaks me out. What's up with that? How bad is a bad pixel, how bad are five of them?

Do pixels ever go bad after time or is what you see when you buy it what you'll always have?

I dunno... I wondere if it's worth buying at a brick-and-mortar store just so I can return it even if it has one bad pixel?

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Having said that, when I first got it, I was extremely picky and went thru 2 rounds of LCD exchanges (for various reasons, bad pixels usually) via phone support. The 3rd LCD was pristine and only 1 bad sub-pixel noticeable in the
bottom corner.


As a computer business I will not purchase flat panel monitors from my supplier, ASI. I got one ViewSonic with a bad pixel. Naturally, ASI referred me to ViewSonic. ViewSonic informed me that if there were not at least 5 bad pixels it was considered within tolerances. Viewsonic refused to exchange it. What if I had ordered this one for a customer? Just won't work!

Do any of you who are in business deal with a supplier who will exchange a flat panel monitor that has one bad pixel? Do any of you who are in business deal with a supplier who will cross ship you a NEW replacement for any item you RMA?

In fact can any of you who buy at true wholesale purchase monitors, printers, scanners, software etc. at a wholesale price that is anywhere close to what the general public pays at the large stores? I surely can not!

The stores have a lots better exchange policy than I could get with my supplier. When your store bought product goes bad within 30 days, just take it back for an exchange. If I had bought it and sold it, I have to pay the freight to return it if it is bad. Then I have to wait from 3 to 6 weeks for a replacement which is often USED. It just does not pay for me to sell anything outside of the computer case.

Chuck



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