Anyone have experience trying to use a Walmart extended warranty for a flat panel TV?

tia, Rick

I would like to know too, for $118 for 2 years sounds good...?

extended warranty at walmart = free money for walmart

NEVER buy extended warranty there.

Edit: you shouldn't buy a TV at walmart in the first place. Most of their products are defective and low end, and the funny thing is you can get great deals for high end displays if you just shop around and keep your eyes open. The warranty is not even through walmart. They send you to some weird company than rarely does anything to fix your product (which will have problems from walmart). Walmart won't even talk to your if you're within the manufactures warranty. I know all this because i work there. Our returns rate is beyond belief on TVs due to defects.

extended warranty at walmart = free money for walmart

NEVER buy extended warranty there.

Edit: you shouldn't buy a TV at walmart in the first place. Most of their products are defective and low end, and the funny thing is you can get great deals for high end displays if you just shop around and keep your eyes open. The warranty is not even through walmart. They send you to some weird company than rarely does anything to fix your product (which will have problems from walmart). Walmart won't even talk to your if you're within the manufactures warranty. I know all this because i work there. Our returns rate is beyond belief on TVs due to defects.
This wasn't real helpful. Have you ever tried to use a Walmart warranty? That was the question. What's your grudge against Walmart, anyway?

You're assuming I want a high-end TV. Maybe I'm just looking for a decent gift at a decent price with a hassle-free return should it become necessary and I'm looking for some experiences with their cheap extended warranty.