Fridge failures: LG says angry owners can’t sue, company points to cardboard box::NBC Bay Area’s Consumer team filed a report focused on faulty fridges, and then, viewers responded resoundingly about their own refrigerator problems…

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Reminds of that video of Louis Rossmann where he says something like: if a company writes something in small print and/or on places where people won’t look, it’s because the company knows they would lose customers and damage their PR if people knew about it.

Aside of being legal or not, if LG really wanted their customers to be aware of their BS, maybe they should have put a big ass plastic warning sticker in the front of the fridge itself, preferably holding the door/s locked or on the inside, somewhere annoying where nobody would miss it.

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16 points

I agree with that guy a LOT but something rubs me the wrong way with him

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8 points

I think it’s because he’s such a staunch capatilist

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5 points

Serious question. How is he a staunch capitalist if he is always advocating for right to repair? For consumer rights?

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1 point

You gotta know he has a fleet of bitcoin miners sucking down the equivalent of a small countries energy needs.

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yeah the guy is insufferable and always trying to promote their own business.

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6 points

These motors have been a knows issue in refrigeration for a long time now. A lot longer than just 3 or 4 years. Meanwhile I have a 15 year old fridge/freezer still going great and a full size upright deep freeze in the garage that’s like 30 years old.

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Bullshit, then I still don’t know until after I bought it, took delivery, and “agreed to” whatever they decide to post there

It should need to be visible on the sales demo, and the online listing, so I do have an opportunity to look for an alternative

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