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	<title>nadine on samsung warranty a joke!</title>
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	<description><![CDATA[<p>I just got a new sumsung microwave in Jan. and the handle in which I thought was metal by the look and feel of it has broken, and I found a piece in the floor, at first I thought it was a piece broken off of one my son&#39;s toys, until I reached to open the microwave and found it was broken in pieces at the bottom of the handle. I also noticed that there was steam showing up ocassionally in between the glass on the door. We called the company and they told us the handle wasn&#39;t covered and to get a repairman to come look at the door.&#160; I don&#39;t want to pay for a repair man to come to my home and me be responsible for the bill, when none of the problems is my fault and whoever heard of everything but a doorhandle not being covered. Does anyone know&#160; how to handle this company without such complications? I&#39;m thinking of telling good house keeping magazine and see if they will talk to the company. I just don&#39;t like to be took advantage of and I&#39;m new to these kind of problems and besides that microwave cost around 300.00 we got it at lowes.</p>
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	<pubDate>Wed, 03 Sep 2008 10:31:09 +0000</pubDate>
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