Where to buy Plasma TV
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their leading story today is price compare the top 40 plasmas and Ive found mine that I bought 1 month ago £400 cheaper, at the time I searched all places like kelkoo and couldnt find it for less than 2k.....
their leading story today is price compare the top 40 plasmas and Ive found mine that I bought 1 month ago £400 cheaper, at the time I searched all places like kelkoo and couldnt find it for less than 2k.....
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Have a look at www.avforums.com for good advice on buying plasmas.
www.av-sales.com have been well recommended on the forums to purchase screens.
Cheers, Rob.
www.av-sales.com have been well recommended on the forums to purchase screens.
Cheers, Rob.
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A good route is to use all the net price search services, then whoever comes up with the best price, use their postcode on the John Lewis store finder. Contact the nearest JL to the cheap supplier and ask them to price match. JL give a free 5yr guarantee on plasmas When the deal's done, arrange for them to have the store nearest you deliver it. or have a day off work and go collect the bu99er. After all, you'll have saved £xxx on the list price, plus £400+ on the extended warranty price
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John Lewis wont price match an online store, but if you can find an online store with a shop selling at the same price then JL will price match plus the 5 yr warrenty.
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