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Do you need extended warranty for tv wall mounts?

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To purchase an extended warranty for any product is a personal decision. Many television wall mount manufacturers offer a lifetime warranty on their mounts. If you were to purchase one without a lifetime warranty, an extended warranty would either help or totally cover the cost of repair and/or replacement.

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