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I bought a 40" Samsung LCD TV from Amazon 2 weeks ago for $650. Got it home set it up watched one movie on it, looked fine. I was going to start calibrating it. The first thing I did was grab a white JPG image, put it on a USB drive, and viewed it full screen on my TV. I find out I have 10-12 little black spots on my screen. So I grab my microfiber cloth and try to wipe it off, no go. So it's a screen problem I assume. It's not dead pixels though, they are little 1/8" dark spots.

I called Samsung first they said they can send someone out to fix it, I decide to call Amazon because I know I have a 30 day return/price match policy. Amazon doesn't have the TV in stock anymore (LN40C630) so their options are return for a full refund or keep it, have Samsung fix it, and they will refund 20% of the price which comes out to $130.
<bot>: Do I save $130 and have to deal with the headache of getting my brand new TV fixed or return it for a full refund?