if i buy a 55" tv from FS, do they deliver? or am i on my own?
07-02-2005, 06:22 AM
#11
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Keep in mind that if you drop the TV carrying it into your place, you're out of luck. If you get delivery and they drop it carrying it into place, you get a new TV.
It was well worth the $50 delivery fee the local shop charged me.
Later,
Brad
It was well worth the $50 delivery fee the local shop charged me.
Later,
Brad
07-02-2005, 08:19 AM
#13
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Originally posted by PistonHead:
Keep in mind that if you drop the TV carrying it into your place, you're out of luck. If you get delivery and they drop it carrying it into place, you get a new TV.
It was well worth the $50 delivery fee the local shop charged me.
Later,
Brad
Keep in mind that if you drop the TV carrying it into your place, you're out of luck. If you get delivery and they drop it carrying it into place, you get a new TV.
It was well worth the $50 delivery fee the local shop charged me.
Later,
Brad
07-02-2005, 09:03 AM
#14
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Join Date: Feb 2002
Posts: 2,474
A friend & I did mine half-cut & stoned & never so much as touched a wall or stair. I saw with my own eyes a certain big chain's "delivery", they put it down on every step (rather hard) on the way in & rubbed the guys drywall. I was like pick that phuckin thing up! He kept the TV, but I wouldn't want my $4000.00 TV treated like that.
07-02-2005, 10:01 PM
#15
Hmm ahh well, if buddy has his work truck, i have no problem doing this all myself (err with him). But otherwise, if i do delivery and i'm there to supervise - i got no problems. God knows if i spend $4k on a tv, i'll be watching them like frickin hawk! This would be the next most expensive item i have next to a vehicle. I'd be treatin it like gold with diamonds embedded in it (or something to that effect)
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