Can i return it??

[dipset420]

well i got my tv today and i didnt realize how big it was and its a really great tv but a little too big for my room, just takes up way too much space. and i dont feel like its worth 25 hundred

i ordered it online at bestbuy.com and i was just wondering if i can return it and if i did can i get my money back or do i have to get a different tv?

[HDTV1080P]

For more information regarding Best Buys return policy check the following link

http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?type=page&entryURLType=&entryURLID=&ca tegoryId=cat10004&contentId=1043363607088&id=cat12 098

[dipset420]

yea i checked that website but it didnt tell me what i needed to know.

because the tv is not broken or anything like that so can i still return it for a refund or will i have to get another tv

[ProvenFlipper]

Originally Posted by dipset420

well i got my tv today and i didnt realize how big it was and its a really great tv but a little too big for my room, just takes up way too much space. and i dont feel like its worth 25 hundred

i ordered it online at bestbuy.com and i was just wondering if i can return it and if i did can i get my money back or do i have to get a different tv?

Yes, you can get your money back, or exchange for a different set. Call 1-800-BESTBUY and they can get you setup with a pickup and return, or an exchange.

[WriteSimply]

Before you make an exchange or do any further purchasing of a HDTV, do this:

1) Measure the space that you can spare to have the biggest HDTV that fits that space.
2) Research for a TV that fits that space AND your budget.
3) Research the dimensions and maybe weight of that particular unit. If you going to hang it, the walls must be strong enough to support the weight. If it's a rear projection, the table or home entertainment center must be able to support that weight as well.
4) This is for the interior designer in all of us. Build a mockup according to the dimensions. Make sure you get the screen size CORRECT. See if you can live with that. Also make sure you have enough space for the 5.1 speaker setup.
5) Once you're happy with the mockup, buy the unit from an authorized retailer/e-tailer with a good return policy and a great price.


fuad

[dipset420]

Originally Posted by WriteSimply

Before you make an exchange or do any further purchasing of a HDTV, do this:

1) Measure the space that you can spare to have the biggest HDTV that fits that space.
2) Research for a TV that fits that space AND your budget.
3) Research the dimensions and maybe weight of that particular unit. If you going to hang it, the walls must be strong enough to support the weight. If it's a rear projection, the table or home entertainment center must be able to support that weight as well.
4) This is for the interior designer in all of us. Build a mockup according to the dimensions. Make sure you get the screen size CORRECT. See if you can live with that. Also make sure you have enough space for the 5.1 speaker setup.
5) Once you're happy with the mockup, buy the unit from an authorized retailer/e-tailer with a good return policy and a great price.


fuad

i called bestbuy and they are picking it up this monday. my problem was buying a rear projection tv. my room is just not big enough for it.

if i do decide to get another tv it will definetly be a flat screen lcd