Help with changing TV price.
28 December 2006, 05:59 PM
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Help with changing TV price.
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Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
28 December 2006, 06:33 PM
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Cancel the order and get a full refund.
Go on-line and buy the same TV through "Reserve and Collect".
My mates TV packed up a few days before Christmas, went to Curry's and saw a LCD TV at £1200, went on-line and bought it for £900. Went back to the store to collect it.
Probably the same actual TV, just £300 cheaper.
Go on-line and buy the same TV through "Reserve and Collect".
My mates TV packed up a few days before Christmas, went to Curry's and saw a LCD TV at £1200, went on-line and bought it for £900. Went back to the store to collect it.
Probably the same actual TV, just £300 cheaper.
28 December 2006, 07:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave_68
Guys
Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
Call Customer Services.
28 December 2006, 07:20 PM
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Originally Posted by Dave_68
Guys
Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
Bought a new TV on Boxing Day from Curry's (local store) for £1499. Saw on their web site yesterday it had gone down to £1279 and evidentially that is now the store price too. Bearing in mind I haven't taken delivery yet (being delivered on Saturday) do I have a case for a refund of the balance?? Could I cancel the order now for a refund and then just place the order again?
Any advice appreciated..
Dave
28 December 2006, 07:21 PM
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Nice one guys, phones the store who (after speaking to a manager) said just come in with the receipt and they will refund the difference 
will be doing that tomorrow then. Well chuffed 
Dave
will be doing that tomorrow then. Well chuffed Dave
28 December 2006, 07:23 PM
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Thanks fior the PM sherlock but it's all sorted plus I'm having it wall mounted so delivery is in with that anyway...
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Thats huge 
I was looking at an LCD 40" Samsung But still unsure about the whole plasma/LCD debate?
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I was looking at an LCD 40" Samsung But still unsure about the whole plasma/LCD debate?Sherlock
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I've got a 42" at the mo and it's started to look a bit small 
Seriously, I wanted to move to HD and also wanted to wall mount so thought may as well go a bit larger...Also need a lot of connections which this one has. 2 x DVD, Wii, X-Box, 360 etc...Also has 2 x HDMi.
From what I've read (don't quote me) Plasma's are better if you want a larger screen (above 37") I've had my 42" Plasma for 2.5 years and very pleased with it, will look nice in the bedroom if I decide to keep it.
Seriously, I wanted to move to HD and also wanted to wall mount so thought may as well go a bit larger...Also need a lot of connections which this one has. 2 x DVD, Wii, X-Box, 360 etc...Also has 2 x HDMi. From what I've read (don't quote me) Plasma's are better if you want a larger screen (above 37") I've had my 42" Plasma for 2.5 years and very pleased with it, will look nice in the bedroom if I decide to keep it.
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Originally Posted by Dave_68
I've got a 42" at the mo and it's started to look a bit small .
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Originally Posted by Dave_68
From what I've read (don't quote me) Plasma's are better if you want a larger screen (above 37") I've had my 42" Plasma for 2.5 years and very pleased with it, will look nice in the bedroom if I decide to keep it.
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29 December 2006, 01:42 AM
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If your TV position is anywhere near a window that reflects onto it, go for LCD. The reflections from a Plasma are terrible.
Don't believe me; then go into Curry's or Comet tomorrow and look at any Plasma - all you will see is the shop lights reflecting on the screen. Then look at any LCD - no reflections.
Don't believe me; then go into Curry's or Comet tomorrow and look at any Plasma - all you will see is the shop lights reflecting on the screen. Then look at any LCD - no reflections.
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