Louis V.
Bait and Switch
As the title says, the people at TV Super Stores practice the old dishonest business trick of bait and switch. They advertise an almost "too good to be true" price and than after you place the order you either have to call their confirmation number or they call you. They'll feed you a story that you actually ordered the inferior version of the TV made in Asia and that you'll want to get the official version made in Mexico, the "same ones" on display at Best Buy. According to the rep on the phone the TVs made in Asia use 8 bit panels and don't have true HDR support and aren't nearly as bright. Of course the rep on the phone will be more than happy to upgrade you, but for an extra cost, which puts you at almost the same price as the big retail giants like Best Buy or Amazon. I rather spend a little bit more and purchase a TV from a more reputable company than save a few hundred dollars and purchase from people who use dishonest tactics to get a sale, not to mention I've read that they are a pain to deal with to get them to honor their warranties or returns. Good luck with them if your TV arrives with a cracked screen as they are reluctant to help you. The TV manufacturers won't help you either if your TV starts to get problems down the road as TV Super Stores is not an authorized TV dealer, they're just one of those shady TV stores in NY which are a dime and dozen over there.


