I'm looking at buying one and was wondering if anyone has a site they can recommend that lets me know of all of the deals that are going on.
Thanks,
-Chris
Thanks,
-Chris
Where do you look online for deals on HDTVs?
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Taken a look at electronics wholesalers? I don't know of any in your area but here I found a few that are friendly to consultants with low volume accounts. Much better prices than big box stores.
To give you an example I got an account at supercom.ca. They're easily 30-50% off list price at Best Buy (generally 40% off on tvs) They're a local parts wholesaler. Returns sometimes suck because they don't always just pull something off the shelf for you. When I bought their first run of Samsung CLP-300N printers I had to RMA one, but they didn't get me my return until they had a palette of 16 to return to the manufacturer. That took 5 months.
Upside: Prices, having staff know what you're talking about.
Downside: Yearly fee, must have had a registered corp for 1+ years.
Bonus: List the item as a 'demo unit' or and you can skip sales tax.
Personally I'm waiting for SED before I buy a new TV.
To give you an example I got an account at supercom.ca. They're easily 30-50% off list price at Best Buy (generally 40% off on tvs) They're a local parts wholesaler. Returns sometimes suck because they don't always just pull something off the shelf for you. When I bought their first run of Samsung CLP-300N printers I had to RMA one, but they didn't get me my return until they had a palette of 16 to return to the manufacturer. That took 5 months.
Upside: Prices, having staff know what you're talking about.
Downside: Yearly fee, must have had a registered corp for 1+ years.
Bonus: List the item as a 'demo unit' or and you can skip sales tax.
Personally I'm waiting for SED before I buy a new TV.
FatWallet.com is where I get my deals. BestBuy reduced the price for Black Friday, but you can pre-order and they pricematch at the time of pickup.
Reserved a TV, showed up the day of the sale, picked up a $2k 52" Phillips for $800.
Kind of have to watch those forums every day though if you need something specific.
Reserved a TV, showed up the day of the sale, picked up a $2k 52" Phillips for $800.
Kind of have to watch those forums every day though if you need something specific.
dont shop online go to best buy or some place like that find the tv with the best picture get the model and make then go get it online
