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Amazon makes it easy

Posted by Alex F. on March 29, 2013 at 17:42:06:
If the TV is both fulfilled AND sold by Amazon and it is offered with free shipping, they cover shipping costs both ways.

We bought a huge Mitsubishi 82" set last autumn with free in-home delivery and setup. It arrived in perfect condition but the picture quality was a big disappointment. Amazon paid for return shipping. No hassles at all.

To play it safe, as I did, ask Amazon about this prior to ordering. They replied to me via email.

During the holidays, for the master bedroom, we ordered a 50" Panasonic plasma from Amazon, also with free shipping and setup. It, too, arrived in perfect condition. The picture on the plasma is stunning and we kept it.

The last time I checked, Dell and Crutchfield also offered very generous TV shipping and return policies.