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Old 16-06-2005, 10:11 PM   #1 (permalink)
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how much is a 1 year old Toshiba 36Zp38 worth?

might need to get rid of my 1 year old 36" toshiba television (36Zp38)

so want to get an idea of what it would be worth in the current market ...

would it be worth it me shipping it to asia when I move abroad (in the next couple of months) or would i be better of selling it ....
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Old 17-06-2005, 4:48 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Hi, without a shadow of a doubt sell it. Regards, yt.
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Old 17-06-2005, 9:39 AM   #3 (permalink)
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doubt you will get more than £400??? where are you??
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i've been quoted freight of £765 which covers 90CuFt (and hence the TV/stand etc) ....

so have to check with them how much it would be without TV...
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Probably no use, but may be worth asking McMillans airfreight services 01753-68911.

If you can deliver into their offices near Heathrow, and pick up form the other end, it should cost more than (im guessing) around £350 incl everything.

Ask them to quote for accepting delivery, ptting it on a pallet and shrinkwrapping it (a 120cm x 100cm standard pallet) and then aiirfrieghting to the overseas airport.

This post is probably no good, but the price of £765 seems very expenive to me so just giving an option which may or may not be any good.
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ok, thanks for the info
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Hi, it will end in tears, my advice as an experienced broadcast engineer (blushes) - sell it. Regards, yt.
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ok..looks like general consensus is , sell it!

might as well....
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You will probably have geometry/convergence problems with that set in asia as its designed around the magnetic field in UK/Europe.
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