These are starting to pile up in my house and with prices continually coming down need to get them moved...

1) Brand-new 50" Panasonic TH-50PM50U. Bought new in mid-2006. Selling now for $1,795. ** SOLD **

2) Near-new 50" Panasonic TH-50PX50U. 10 hours total on it. Bought new in mid-2006. Selling now for $1,795. ** SOLD **

3) Basically new 42" Panasonic TH-42PX6U. Bought new a few months ago. Selling now for $1,095. ** AVAILABLE **

All are located in San Jose, CA area. Local buyers only. No sales tax. Prices are firm.

-- Michael

 

Michael, the 42" Panasonic is being sold at Walmart for $1294...Prices really are coming down..

 

just got a new house in dallas this weekend with a big garage apt/playroom that these TV's would be perfect in......BUT we are over 2000 miles away

 

Why the face? No Walmart near you?

 

I don't like to have to get dressed up to go to Wal-Mart.....just wished the dollar general sold these TV's

 

how is that 42 inch panasonic I was thinking about picking one up?

 

I am huge Panasonic plasma fan...Yes there are better but..can't beat them for the money...

 

I don't understand how it can be so cheap there. They are selling the Panasonic EDTV for $1,200 and the lesser brand (Philips, Hitachi, etc..) 42" for $1,600+. Is it possible the online price is wrong? Have you been to an actual Wal-Mart to see the price?

-- Michael

 

my sentiments exactly

 

I was in the same position with mine and decided to keep it, as i always seem to have another room for a plasma..

I just came from a retailer and saw a very similar model, (I will post the model number later)...for $1495...and these guys would probably lower the price.

 

I hate to tell you this, but Best Buy is selling that model on Friday for $999

edit: that's model number TH-42PX60U

 

Yeah, well... This is not a "normal" price, nor a "normal" sale, it is a special event to attract attention and only crazies will be able to buy them. There will be 5 per store and:

"Prior to opening, a line of customers will form outside the store. Starting at 4 A.M. with the front of the line, employees will hand out tickets to customers for these limited quantity items. The tickets, limited to 1 ticket per customer per each item, grant the customer the ability to buy the limited-quantity item between 5 A.M. and noon on Friday. Excludes CDs, DVDs and video games. We are unable to guarantee that all customers in line will receive a ticket."

Is there really a point in ****ting on my for sale thread with this sort of thing? Next time you have an item for sale should I post that a local church has it for free witout stating the caveat that you must play bingo to win it?!?!

If my pricing is off in the weeds I have no problem with people posting that xyz retailer has it for xyz price. But, what exactly is the point of posting a price from a store that almost nobody will be able to buy it for?

 

thekind of audience that would buy a second hand plasma is the same that would line up in the morning to get one at a bargain price, or perhaps wait another month or 2 for the price to full down further.

 

I know it's bad netiquette to price police but for the sake of verification, I just picked one up @ Costco for $1299. IMO a smoking deal! The only time Costco does this is when they make a huge buy on models that are due to be replaced or have been replaced recently.

 

WTF!?!? $999! I guess it WAS a smoking deal, until I read this thread!