Comments on: Fraud case leads Polaroid to bankruptcy protection

Polaroid blamed the financial restructuring on a fraud case involving its corporate owner, but "operations are still strong." Also: Canon delays camera plant.

[Draq Wraith]

A carmera company committing fraud did someone not take a picture?

D~W

[shingwong2]

Serve them right. They sold a whole bunch of LCD TVs with design flaws below cost to capture market share; most of them failed immediately after the warranty period. Mine is dying a slow and painful death. They should just shut the business down and never make any electronic products again.

[rl_2009]

well i bought a polaroid 32" flat screen tv in 2008 and had problems with the dvd player it does'nt work and now the tv screen shuts off after you turn it on. I took the tv down and unpluged it and it shocked me so bad that it burned the tips of my fingers and almost knocked me out. I checked out the complaints about this tv and many, many people have the same problem. This tv cost me $700 and I can't get ahold of polaroid to get it repaired or my money back.