mckingsley
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My husband went back and tried to argue it all the way up to the store manager and it was still a no go...they said the price match was below their cost and they would not do it.
Well that is true, I know a guy who wholesales the TV's and he was surprised to hear I would get a deal that good.
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I was able to successfully get mine PM'ed at around 12pm local time. Couple of almost no-goes. At first the guy couldn't look up the sears # cause their internet page was not loading...and he could not find it on the list. Called the wife, she looked it up online and found the sears part #. Brought it back to the line...another guy (much more approachable) looked over the CC ad for a few minutes I told him "it says two day sale!" he said OK. Looked it up through ordering system and mine is coming in on Dec 4. Of course if they don't have anymore in their warehouse you may be out of luck by now. But I got mine.
Awesome deal!!!!! Thanks everyone.
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Title pretty much says it
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Fairlight, this is the response I got. Makes perfect sense.
Does anyone know if you can get the 10% off when using a Sears card. I saw online that they were doing that if you used it, anyone know?
I asked the lady and she said no.
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yes, you can't tell the difference between the two of them unless you have a blue ray/hd dvd.
Yes, and I would still be very happy with the $999 model, but for $1169 it's definitely worth the extra money. It's not just the better resolution, but it's a better model also and thinner among other things.
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Wait...what is the extra 10% for?
When Sears does their price match - they also take off an extra 10% of the difference between the prices.
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Was that for the 720p or the 1080p?
I'm sure that one was for the 720p one.
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Well I just went into my local store and asked a manager. She said they would price match no problem - especially since circuit city was a two day sale. She even claimed that if it was a am only sale as long as I came into Sears during that time they would price match. Anyway, she said they can just order one if they don't have any in the store. Same deal with their BF deals, so I guess I don't have anything to loose assuming she knew what she was talking about
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Well I just went into my local store and asked a manager. She said they would price match no problem - especially since circuit city was a two day sale. She even claimed that if it was a am only sale as long as I came into Sears during that time they would price match. Anyway, she said they can just order one if they don't have any in the store. Same deal with their own BF deals, so I guess I don't have anything to loose assuming she knew what she was talking about
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Whoa, this has really intrigued me! Has there been discussion of this elsewhere? I would gladly pay the extra ~100+ (after PM and 10%) for the 1080p version of the Aquos and there's even a chance it would be less likely to sell out.
I would too, just want to make sure this will actually work. Do we have to do the actual ordering during those two days, or can it be done ahead of time? I assume just an ad from circuit city is good enough to bring in? What if they don't have any in stock? Is the price still valid and they will order one in? I checked my local sears through the online search and none of them have the 1080p model in right now.
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So when can you/we put the actual order in? I just want to know when I can confirm this.
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Well I came into this discussion late, but when I went into my local Sears today the sales guy said I could put in a pre-ticket order for the $999 Sharp 46" TV They would be filling orders at 12:01am Friday and that I could come in any time after 5 am that day - assumably much later in the day and just pick it up.
I am going to go back tomorrow to confirm, likely with a manager.
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Went into my local Kohls today. They actually had the games for a decent price, 5.49 - 2.00 mail in rebate as opposed to the 3.99-2.00 BF price. I just picked them up today as the lady said last year the line was way around the building and things go fast.
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Well I came into this discussion late, but when I went into my local sears today the sales guy said I could put in a pre-ticket order for the $999 Sharp 46" TV They would be filling orders at 12:01 Friday and that I could come in any time after 5 that day - assumably much later in the day and just pick it up.
I am going to go back tomorrow to confirm, likely with a manager.
Sears PM the 46" Aquos from CC...
in 2007
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That was probably the most valid argument for them not doing it. In fact that almost happened to me. I was shooting the breeze with the salesguy and somehow it slipped out of my mouth. He said they weren't supposed to, but he was cool about it anyway especially since he looked it up in his system and saw that Sears could order one in.
I would print out the page on Sears.com that talks about their pricematch policy. I don't really see anything about limited stock as a way to void their pricematch policy. In fact when you think about it isn't everything limited stock?