I have this tv, and am wanting to sell it. This guy has it posted for $850... I'm asking $650 (negotiable). It'd be easier for me to just sell it locally to avoid shipping and handling and for you to not have to pay for shipping and handling haha

I know you can find a lot of 32" TVs now for like $500 but honestly this is one of the top of the line models along with the Samsung brand. When I first bought it, I did a lot of comparison shopping and concluded this was the best of them all for the value.


http://cgi.ebay.com/Samsung-32-LCD-HDTV-W-ATSC-Tuner-LNT-3253H-NIB_W0QQitemZ110347371718QQcmdZViewItemQQptZTelevisions


And here is a Google searc for it. Do as much research as you'd like

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720p?

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Yeah with 32" it is VERY hard to notice any differences even if it is 1080p

1080p (progressive scan) only matters once you hit about 42" or so and even then it only matters when you're watching a blu ray or playing a PS3/xbox 360 game in HD with HDMI cables and the game has to support it

Cable resolutions aren't even true 1080p today.


But hey I understand people just see it listed in order and see 1080p and think they need it. I worked at Circuit City and even told people to save a few hundred and not even get the 1080p if they didn't own a PS3 or blu ray player

Circuit City probably went out of business because of my honesty to customers. When purchasing a TV, you have to understand that there won't be 30 other ones in line next to each other once you get it to your house. You won't be able to compare anything.

So even the crappiest TVs will look wonderful in your house haha

Boo I guess people just want $400 TVs from walmart

This is a 2 year old model, and people want bargain basement prices for 2 year old models.

I agree people want bargain prices. The age of a television's model is meaningless if you are looking for a good quality TV and not a $400 TV from walmart


But anyways, I'm looking for best offer and noted the asking price is negotiable

$350

SOLD!

sold for $350?

haha nah was jk as i was assuming that person was...


I'd like to negotiate with a serious buyer though

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$533 shipped for the same tv with a warranty.

paging wheatly (or whatever his name is)

Sounds like you should take that $350 and run.

lol yeah ill find you some GREAT deals online

have fun ordering a TV from a naptronics.com and having a TV shipped to your house from who knows where and who knows what state that TV will be in when it arrives

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paging wheatly (or whatever his name is)

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You truly are obsessed with me. Get a life.

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lol yeah ill find you some GREAT deals online

have fun ordering a TV from a naptronics.com and having a TV shipped to your house from who knows where and who knows what state that TV will be in when it arrives

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Is it 1999? or 2009?

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lol yeah ill find you some GREAT deals online

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Damn right. Thats the only way to buy a new TV unless you want to pay ridiculous mark up at a retail store. Plus you can pay via credit card and if for some reason the TV is damaged when you get it, they can give you a refund, a new TV, or you can just charge back.

Not gonna lie, I got this TV online hehe

The website made it adamant that if the tv were broken, i would not be getting a refund... i was like WTF

If you sold TVs for Circuit City like you're selling this used, overpriced TV, it IS no wonder they went under.

I'll give you $200 for it. Serious offer and I am in College Station. kyle97@gmail.com if you want to e-mail me.

I will give you the original $300 offer in CASH (as in 3 Franklins)

this is the most ridiculous thread ever

hehehehe


i will take $550 cash

$533 shipped for the same tv with a warranty.

it is amazing how unrealistic people on here are when trying to sell their used TVs

If you pay for my gas I'll come pick it up....

Have you tried Craigslist? Pre economic collapse I was always shocked what people would pay for items on there. If not, I would take that $300 dollar offer and consider it a win.