This same tv is for sale on www.digitaldirect.co.uk for £599.00, excluding delivery. A free 3 year guarantee is included in the price. QVC would probably argue that you're not getting easy pay. But is it worth it for £108 more? I don't think so.
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Simon Sims
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Most of QVCs TSVs can usually be bought cheaper online.
Lemonsqueezy
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Our LG tv lasted 4 years.
First the sound went, then the picture.Wouldn't touch them again with a bargepole!:mysmilie_73:
First the sound went, then the picture.Wouldn't touch them again with a bargepole!:mysmilie_73:
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off to specsavers, thought you mean Laura Geller, I thought blimey that's an expensive tsv!
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Me too!:mysmilie_61:
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MY old Lg TV lasted 14 months and would have cost what the tv originaly cost - no wonder they offer a 3 year warranty now.
Bought 2 Samsung TVs and they have been exceptional!
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You can also get the same tv on Amazon for £699 including delivery. Which works out cheaper but is their standard price not a 'Special Value'. So how can qvc quote a usual price of £843???
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And me!:mysmilie_697:
I purchased a samsung tv from QVC and how I wish I had taken out an extended warranty; some dust must have got into the back of the tv and there are marks on the screen which I cannot remove. So faults can occur on the superior brands also. A 3 year guarantee is always welcome but, IMO, LG is certainly not a premier brand and I wouldn't purchase it.
