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Actually, Goodwill sells used TVs for about $50 or less. Seriously. Go try shopping where poor people do.
by wildermuthn 14y ago
Actually, Goodwill sells used TVs for about $50 or less. Seriously. Go try shopping where poor people do.
- ShabbyDoo 14y agoFlat panel HDTVs? I've seen plenty of good-as-new CRT TVs there -- right beside the perfectly good VCRs, record players, tape decks, and non-surround receivers.
- JoachimSchipper 14y agoIs a flat panel HDTV worth $300 more than an "old" TV? Sensible people can answer "no" to that.
- checker 14y agoAnd the market says "yes".
- pessimizer 14y agoIn a third-floor walk-up it is.
- aqme28 14y agoThat's a nonsensical question. Some sensible people will say no, but some sensible people will say yes. If your free time revolves around television and you make too much money, what's wrong with dropping an extra $300?
- BrandonM 14y agoIf it saves $5 a month in electricity, that extra $300 pays for itself in 5 years, meaning all the other benefits (widescreen, being able to carry a 42" alone, less space consumed) come free.
- sliverstorm 14y agoIt seems to depend on where you live; I am used to Goodwills that sell most everything for a few dollars. I moved, and I went to the nearby Goodwill for a lamp. I couldn't find one for less than $20, and they were mostly broken too.
- Falling3 14y agoGoodwill was the first thing I thought of when I saw the headline. They have _horrendous_ prices on TVs. Before my current flatscreen, I picked up 2 decently sized CRTs over the past 2 years for free. GW charges $50+; I don't see why anyone would take that deal.
- smackfu 14y agoI've never seen an LCD at Goodwill, but they do have plenty of CRTs, especially after XMas.