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11/23/09
11/23/09
It's strictly a no-frills operation, but in my experience, they can be trusted.
As with anything, a $900 savings sounds awfully good, which means you should probably spend an awfully long time reviewing their fine print, about both their returns and the product in question (is it refurbed, does it come with a warranty, etc, etc).
11/23/09
you don't have to validate your story for me, wilson. if they didn't list the same five as you i would have asked HD Guru why they omitted the obvious selections.
09/05/09
09/05/09
The real amusing part: most of these tv's are already on sale. The prices listed show the retail prices, not the current sale price you would get if you went in today. The difference in price between today and tomorrow is only about a hundred dollars, on average.
Unless you need a TV right this minute, you're better off waiting a couple months for the holiday deals. Unless the economy turns around tomorrow, there are going to be some serious discounts this Black Friday. I'm not proud, I'll punch out some Walmart shoppers to save hundreds of dollars on a new TV.