[iicoocumber]

Hey, I accidentally broke my friends Toshiba 60 inch tv. I need to get him a new one but I can’t afford it. Do any of you have any experience in refunding a tv? It’ll cost around £300 and I don’t mind whichever website as long as it’s atleast 60 inches and preferably Toshiba

[ahmedGYA]

Buy the same one, switch them and claim that it was damaged in transit?

[K03NT3S31N]

Buy the same one, switch them and claim that it was damaged in transit?

Would only work if they don't keep track of the serial number.

Altenatively, why don't you have the damage settled by your liability insurer?

[iicoocumber]

Buy the same one, switch them and claim that it was damaged in transit?

Would only work if they don't keep track of the serial number.

Altenatively, why don't you have the damage settled by your liability insurer?

He doesn’t have insurance on it and the warranty is expired.

Regarding the other comment, if I switched it and said it came like that, I think that would work but if they ask for the damaged one back then it wouldn’t work as the serial number for it would be different.

[NaderTheWanderer]

Buy the same one, switch them and claim that it was damaged in transit?

True .

But He Need To Replace Labels If There S Any .

[mcpvperz]

Damaged how? Just the screen? Buy one in store, swap the TV's and return saying it didn't fit your wall. Make sure no damage is able to be viewed when they open the top of the package.

If you don't want to risk them opening it then a lesser chance of them opening it would be to tape the box back neatly. Heat off the tape they used and open the box nicely and replace TV. Seal box back up and claim you didn't even get to hang it on the wall because it looked too big in your house.

[iicoocumber]

Damaged how? Just the screen? Buy one in store, swap the TV's and return saying it didn't fit your wall. Make sure no damage is able to be viewed when they open the top of the package.

If you don't want to risk them opening it then a lesser chance of them opening it would be to tape the box back neatly. Heat off the tape they used and open the box nicely and replace TV. Seal box back up and claim you didn't even get to hang it on the wall because it looked too big in your house.

Yes it’s just a circle with black pixels in the middle and white pixels around the black circle, in the bottom of the screen, the rest works fine.

If I deliver it by hand, they can make me liable for any damages, so if they do check and find the damage, which they most likely will, I will be liable for the item and they’ll take my money back. I think the best method would be to buy it online and return it saying it came damaged.

[mcpvperz]

If I deliver it by hand, they can make me liable for any damages, so if they do check and find the damage, which they most likely will, I will be liable for the item and they’ll take my money back. I think the best method would be to buy it online and return it saying it came damaged.

Sounds like a plan. Keep us updated.

[sskonch]

Personally, I would develop an attack vector based on the fact that the TV you ordered came already damaged, it is likely that you will be asked to return it, in which case make sure that you have changed all the labels and parts of the TV that have serial numbers on them, this is the method I once used to change a broken monitor to a new one, the main thing is confidence in your story, I wish you good luck in your actions