Electronics Stores
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Inkara1
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For the best price, Wal-Mart is usually worth a look. Other places tend to have better customer service, though. I do like how Best Buy usually has display models out but the products in the boxes right near the display models so you can compare, pick one, grab it and go pay for it without having to wait for someone to retrieve it from the back.
Inkara1
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They have the TVs on display at Wal-Mart but they don't always do the best job of hooking them up in the store, and kids like to mess with the settings, so you end up with high-dollar HDTVs with snowy pictures that are too dark or too purple or something.
But what I was saying is that the number of TVs sitting there in the box you can actually grab and go with is limited. For a lot of the TVs, you have to wait for an associate to go get a TV in the box for you, and sometimes waiting for an associate in Wal-Mart can be a little while.
But what I was saying is that the number of TVs sitting there in the box you can actually grab and go with is limited. For a lot of the TVs, you have to wait for an associate to go get a TV in the box for you, and sometimes waiting for an associate in Wal-Mart can be a little while.
Yeah, I got what you were saying about the having to wait at Walmart. My point is, if it saves me significant coin then I don't care if I have to wait. As long as I can see what I'm buying before I buy it.
Winky
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Go to a best Buy in a Richy Rich part of town.
The service and selection will be par excellence
price what you want then venture to Fry's and or Wally Werld
and get a price break. Easy Peasy.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889102248
The service and selection will be par excellence
price what you want then venture to Fry's and or Wally Werld
and get a price break. Easy Peasy.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16889102248
Winky
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Inky I find your post somewhat perplexing.
It was a joke in reference to Gonz mentioning Sears.
Munkey Wards effectively went out of business December 28, 2000.
It was a joke in reference to Gonz mentioning Sears.
Munkey Wards effectively went out of business December 28, 2000.
catocom
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Re: Virtual Electronics Store
fry's was my first thought, but. I don't know how wide spread they are.
Yup Best Buy, Fry’s Electronics, Wal-Mart.
Then order it from NewEgg?
fry's was my first thought, but. I don't know how wide spread they are.
Inkara1
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Bought a microwave there for my parents' anniversary this summer. I also bought a fridge at Kmart last year (Kmart and sears are the same company now) and I bought a washer and dryer from there in 2006. Thing is, the only card I really have the room on these days to buy stuff is the Sears card.
