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    Old 11-22-2010, 05:33 AM
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    Originally Posted by homeagain2010
    The problem with buying on line is no warranty. Even if it looks like a great deal, machines are sold as is and you can end up with problems.The Brother dealer I used to work for would take trade ins , clean, oil, and make sure they were in good working order before he would let it out the door.
    Best of luck to you, Gina in Swartz Creek, MI
    I just bought a refurbished machine online from a Brother dealer and got a 25yr warranty...?
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    Old 11-22-2010, 05:49 AM
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    I too am looking for a small light weight machine and have decided on a Brother. Had one 40 yrs ago and it was a gem. Walmart carries them.
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    Old 11-22-2010, 05:57 AM
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    Yes, with a dealer you may be able to get a warranty, but from Craigs list or an individual, the sewing machine most likely will be as is.Buyer beware.....
    Gina in Swartz Creek,MI
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    Originally Posted by homeagain2010
    The problem with buying on line is no warranty. Even if it looks like a great deal, machines are sold as is and you can end up with problems.The Brother dealer I used to work for would take trade ins , clean, oil, and make sure they were in good working order before he would let it out the door.
    I bought a Brother on Amazon, and when the timing belt slipped a local repair place fixed it for free because I still had the packing slip showing it was less than a year old and so still under warranty.
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