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Ramjet99

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#207250 15-Dec-2016 16:36
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Was browsing around for 65" TVs and see these prices

 

 

 

http://www.microtechnology.co.nz/c.aspx?r=1&ssid=&c=Home+Entertainment&s=Televisions

 

 

 

These prices seem really, really low and that's a dodgy looking site - thoughts?

 

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  #1689629 15-Dec-2016 16:44
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I just looked at a couple of random ones and the prices don't look that different to what big name stores are selling them for.




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  #1689631 15-Dec-2016 16:47
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Going by their website - would not touch with a barge pole


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  #1689649 15-Dec-2016 17:36
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Their logo spells "Electronics" as "Electonics". This would scare me off immediately. I guess Ingrish is a second or third language? 





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  #1689655 15-Dec-2016 17:44
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 They do exclude GST from their listed prices though. But yeah the Sony TV for example, is selling for $3000 at the official Sony website here.





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  #1689659 15-Dec-2016 18:02
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sonyxperiageek:

 

 They do exclude GST from their listed prices though. But yeah the Sony TV for example, is selling for $3000 at the official Sony website here.

 

 

They're been $1999 incl GST a few times lately at big name retailers so $2000 excl isn't a deal.

 

 


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  #1689661 15-Dec-2016 18:07
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sbiddle:

 

sonyxperiageek:

 

 They do exclude GST from their listed prices though. But yeah the Sony TV for example, is selling for $3000 at the official Sony website here.

 

 

They're been $1999 incl GST a few times lately at big name retailers so $2000 excl isn't a deal.

 

 

 

 

Oh true, just read that TV model more carefully and it's just Full HD, not even 4K.





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  #1689693 15-Dec-2016 19:32
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  #1689795 16-Dec-2016 00:31
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They all seem to have "Error getting stock details" Lol





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  #1690911 16-Dec-2016 10:15
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$21 for a HDMI cable, and US plugs ? Yeah..... avoid :D

 

 





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  #1692254 19-Dec-2016 15:36
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Prices on the actual TV doesnt match what is on the initial list view of the TV's - usually $200 or more higher when you click thru. And no, it's not the GST portion, as the item view still excludes GST.

 

And what's with that horrid migraine-inducing blurry graphic at the top of the page ? Sheesh !

 

 


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  #1692271 19-Dec-2016 16:11
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I see they are still listing the Galaxy Note 7 lol


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