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I got my LG OLED off EBay from Hughes Electrical with a 5 year warranty, used one of the discount codes and got loads of Nectar points too, use a reputable seller and you’ll be fine
25 mar 2017 · I've gotten a bit skittish about buying LG TVs online after contacting scammers on Amazon.com, also allegedly selling LG OLED 4K 3D TVs, where they try to use email to redirect you to what may be a phony Amazon site and insist the item be bought using gift cards.
A phishing email pretending to be from eBay typically contains a link that takes you to a fake website. There, you’ll be asked to sign in and submit personal and account information. These emails often include the eBay logo and a fake eBay address in the “From” line.
Would an ebay or paypal receipt from this store qualify for the LG OLED TV manufacturer warranty? Is a receipt even required to use the manufacturer waranty?
Fake Emails. There are some criminals out there that impersonate eBay and ask for passwords or try to trick you into giving your login information. If you ever receive an email or communication that claims to be from eBay but you suspect is a scam or phishing scheme, please report them.
I bought mine from ebay, $3300 AU with a 24hour special discount code they had authorised LG retailer as well. In store it was $4700 on special or something at the time so I jumped on it, no regrets had the TV for a week so far no issues at all.
Recognize Fake Emails. Fake emails often include the eBay logo and a fake eBay address in the "From" line (for example, "From: support@ebay.com"). Just because an email looks real doesn't mean it is. To report a fake email that looks like it came from eBay, forward it as an attachment to spoof@ebay.com. Here are some signs to watch out for:
