Abc TVReviews 130

Purchased a OLED TV. Two days later they told me what I had bought was a Commercial LG OLED and that it need a special chip to activate it. Then they said the TV I wanted was about $1,600 dollars more and that they could adjust the order.

They do not advertise Commercial TVs (for hotel lobbies etc.) on their web sit "ABCTVS.com. I checked this several times to make sure I didn't miss something. After reading other REVIEWS, I discovered that this was not a mistake but rather a scam. Scam and a waste of my time.

Their prices are, indeed, too good to be true. Dound a great deal on a new TV. Ordered it, several days went by, nothing. So I called, and they tried to tell me that tue TV I ordered was a commercial grade TV (even though the model number was identical to the TVs at Best Buy), and tried to upsell me to the residential grade TV (same model). However, even right now, their site doesn't list what I ordered as a "commercial grade" TV. Total scam.

I searched Google shopping for the best price on an LG OLED tv. ABCtvs had everyone beat by several hundred $$, so I ordered from them. I received an order confirmation shortly afterwards. Several days went by with no shipping notification or update of any kind. I decided to cal and ask about the status of my order. When I finally spoke to a person after being on hold for a long time, he said my order had been canceled. I asked why. He then said they only had one available at that price because the box was damaged, and someone else ordered it before me. I had printed the page for the TV when I ordered, and there was no mention of any damage, and it was listed as in stock when I ordered. I said, "So you are not going to honor the pricing on my invoice?". He said,"No. Deal with it." WOW! The worst customer service ever.

I bought 2 TVs very cheap in 2 different websites with a NEW Credit Cards that i never used before... so first tv was 500 dollars cheap, company sent in 1 month Looks USED and i opened the panel was replaced with a ASIAN PANEL, tv looks horrible image SONY 75" 940D... second TV the company wanna take over 1 month so my credit card or most credit cards cover you only for 30 days, donot pass never 1 month because you gonna lost the dispute with your bank... so i decided to cancel second tv... after 1 month call me my bank was a FRAUD i somebody steal money from 4 different states... that was the credit card from first tv... second tv after 2 months took money in a store with numbers only and took money 1,870 dollars from other state california that i never been there... so that is what these people are doing... advertising cheap prices but later they gonna steal your money from ur credit cards, they are a MAFIA, they only want your credit card information, so they can steal from you... Thank You.

The company delayed my shipment until I called them, and then they declared that my order was for an inferior performing TV. They said they would throw in a 5 year extended warranty if I would pay 300 dollars more for a newer model of the TV I ordered. When I got my email statementI researched their warranties, and found an in home policy for the same price as the carry in warranty. I called them back, and they agreed to change the policy to in home. I didn't receive a notification of the policy change, so I called back. I was then told that the policy was for an LCD, not an LED as I had purchased. Even though they had agreed to convert my warranty to in home, they now wanted another $250.00 for the in home upgrade. The rep tried to make me feel like a con man for asking for what had already been agreed to by a Ebuy rep. I almost gave in, but decided I had already been lured into spending $300 dollars more for the TV upgrade, and wasn't willing to spend any more. I suggest you pay close attention to detail when trading with them. Their verbal commitments are not valid. Their warranty sku codes are tricky, and they sweat you out on delivery until you call, and then they try to get you to upgrade your order. What they offer for "free", if you'll spend hundreds more, is substandard warranty coverage. I'll add this for your research convenience if you desire. https://www.cnet.com/news/are-tv-extended-warranties-worth-it/