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Old 06-27-2011, 03:07 PM
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suezq
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I would have to agree with most of the responses. There are so many remanufactured and good quality used machines to be had for very little, some people on the chat line have founbd excellent qulaity machines at Thrift stores for very little, and there are sites you can go on that lists used machines from reputable dealers. I certainly wouldn't want to jump ointo the pool only to find the water wasn't deep enough. You can also check the Consumer Digest to see what they feel is the best for the monies you want to spend. Why invest in somnehting very expensive only to find out that what you thought you would enjoy is not for you, now you are left with choices, either give it to someone you know who loves sewing, or tryto sell it and take a big loss. Another alternative would be to go to a local dealer (if you live in an area where there is one) check out the various machines, ask a lot of questions, and try several out with te salespersons help. GOOD LUCK
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