2-Year Service Plan for Televisions $1,000 to $1,499.99
Price: $119.99
4-Year Service Plan for Televisions $1,000 to $1,499.99
Price: $229.99
for the 42"
Price: $119.99
4-Year Service Plan for Televisions $1,000 to $1,499.99
Price: $229.99
for the 42"
Manufacturer unless you get 1 of these:
2-Year Service Plan for Televisions $2,000 to $4,999.99
Price: $299.99
4-Year Service Plan for Televisions $2,000 to $4,999.99
Price: $499.99
for the 50"
2-Year Service Plan for Televisions $2,000 to $4,999.99
Price: $299.99
4-Year Service Plan for Televisions $2,000 to $4,999.99
Price: $499.99
for the 50"
Technical Details
* 24-hour, toll-free customer assistance at (800) 861-9387.
* Nationwide service from more than 25,000 prescreened service professionals, with in-home service on qualifying products.
* Two, three, or four years of service protection--100% parts and labor coverage--from the date of purchase.
* Not available in Maine, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands.
* If it breaks, we fix it. If we can't fix it, we replace it.
* 24-hour, toll-free customer assistance at (800) 861-9387.
* Nationwide service from more than 25,000 prescreened service professionals, with in-home service on qualifying products.
* Two, three, or four years of service protection--100% parts and labor coverage--from the date of purchase.
* Not available in Maine, Guam, or the U.S. Virgin Islands.
* If it breaks, we fix it. If we can't fix it, we replace it.
Then it is best to go with OneCall on the 50". And I can definitely vouch for OneCall. They are AWESOME. I was extremely impressed with their customer service and their delivery method the last time I ordered through them. OneCall takes pretty damn good steps to make sure your HDTV doesn't get smashed around in shipping and like I said, their customer service is top notch. Definitely something I'd even pay a little extra for when dealing with high end components.
Updated the main post to reflect a ~$50 price drop on the TH-42PX60U.
There are those who don't feel comfortable making a big purchase online for whatever reason. The 42" TVs are a great price, and even the 50" is competitive. Maybe we'll see a price drop on the 50" when the 42PXU's price drops... who knows.
There are those who don't feel comfortable making a big purchase online for whatever reason. The 42" TVs are a great price, and even the 50" is competitive. Maybe we'll see a price drop on the 50" when the 42PXU's price drops... who knows.
That's why it's the 6U and not the 60U. I'm betting that Panasonic wanted them to discount it instead of the 60U so the other retailers wouldn't get pissed about having to PM. Same reason why Sam's and Costco sell different model numbers than the others.
Yes, they'll 110% price match the TH-42PX60U at $1348 vs. $1800 at Sears you'll save $45 more. Updated main post.
i'm a true cheapskate, gonna wait for online prices to match these prices (tax is a bitch).. it seems like panasonic has cut prices across the board, if other manufacturers don't follow suit I think panasonic is going to steal all the big sales this season...
mother of jesus! and to think i was going to bestbuy to pick up a 32" westinghouse.... its wallyworld time! been looking at the 60u for a long time!
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Got CC to PM Walmart $1348.00 plus the $200.00 Panasonic Rebate that CC is running hope i get the rebate..... It's from Panasonic in nMemphis,TN
FYI I couldnt PM at my local (Houston galleria) BB. they said has to be in STOCK at store within 50 miles. WM = panny online only.
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