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#2716 - 11/07/09 11:04 PM
Re: First time buyer- seeking recommendations
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curtkaniff
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Master Spa's are mostly known for there shows...Before you purchase, make sure there is a local dealer. If there is, make sure they are affiliated with the show. Dealers normally hate these "traveling salespeople" and will not help with service after the sale.
If your gonna spend the money on a Master Spa you might as well search your local dealers. (Hot Spring, Sundance, Caldera)
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#2719 - 11/08/09 10:39 PM
Re: First time buyer- seeking recommendations
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curtkaniff
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I've heard of the Legacy Brand before but really never got any inside info on it. After doing 45 seconds of research, I am really surprised to see it only comes with a 1 year part/labor warranty. Please keep in mind that this is not a Master Spa. It is a brand that Master Spa umbrellas under there name.
Usually you can depict the quality of a spa by the warranty that is given. I cannot see spending $6500 on a spa that only had a 1 year warranty. I know they've made it seem like it was a great deal, however I would pass. If your willing to spend 6k plus, I would consider going with a more reputable brand.
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