Didn't realise AOL were selling Tv's now!

As said above cheaper on AO. So cold. The shpeil about JL 5 year warranty makes no difference. Buy it on AO with a credit card, if it breaks within 6 years and AO don't play ball then go though credit card dispute as the appliance has to be as described and fit for purpose under the sale of goods act. And the baseline of 6 years is used as a comparative for it to be fit for purpose.

Sorry had to get this off my chest, I like John Lewis and their great customer service but it's not worth the extra 50 beans.

You make it sound so easy.Yet I bet you will be jumping through hoops and god knows what else to try and get anything sorted out of the 12 months warranty.At least if you buy a TV with an advertised 5 year warranty you should only have to make one simple phone call for it to be sorted,and not having to start reading out all your consumer rights down the phone to someone who will just tell you where to go.

Plus not everyone has a credit card.

Crampton and Moore were £699 with no code when i looked and subsequently JL looked when they price matched. Mines being delivered by JL on Saturday

Has anyone used this or similar stands for the 65 inch TV ?

It is designed for upto 60 inch TV but I am thinking It might still do the trick , it is a vesa type pedestal stand.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Pro-Signal-Pedestal-Stand-32/dp/B00XJRJFNY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1481016936&sr=8-1&keywords=vesa+stand+60

This was £699 at Crampton and Moore yesterday (without codes) as I've had John Lewis price match it :smiley:

Price increased by £5. £720 now.

Price up a bit.. £720

if jl give you this then your laughing

As said above cheaper on AO. So cold. The shpeil about JL 5 year warranty makes no difference. Buy it on AO with a credit card, if it breaks within 6 years and AO don't play ball then go though credit card dispute as the appliance has to be as described and fit for purpose under the sale of goods act. And the baseline of 6 years is used as a comparative for it to be fit for purpose.

Sorry had to get this off my chest, I like John Lewis and their great customer service but it's not worth the extra 50 beans.

You forgot to add the fact that you don't get all your money back if you put in a claim,only a percentage and that is based on what use you have already had out of it.

Like I said not worth all the hassle for a measly £50.If you are that hard up that £50 means so much then I suggest you look at other TV's and stop buying on credit !

Personally I wouldn't go for this TV anyway as I've just purchased a 7000 series Samsung so have no need for another TV,but this deal doesn't seem too bad if you are on a budget.and can get JL to price match.

No-one can be arssed with those type of shenanigans, JL all the way

Zero times for a TV because it's normally out of date technology wise by the time the 5 year comes around. But used the sale of goods act plenty of times and work for a credit company so I know how basic it is. Clearly you don't. If you can't get a credit card then you have poor credit so you probably aren't in a position to be buying a £700 TV. Anything else irrelevant you'd like to add?

wow heat

And what if the credit card company says no ? Then you've got to take it even further again.

Hardly worth all that hassle.

How many times have you managed to claim for a TV when it has broken after 5 years of ownership ?

£679.50 @ Aol.com with code

It is easy. Ring credit card company, dispute the transaction. They do the dog work and refund your money. If you don't have a credit card then step into the 21st century.

hisense20 brings price down to £695

TV recently posted - so lots of info here

http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/hisense-he65k55iouwts-65-inch-4k-tv-679-50-with-new-code-ao-2563811#comments

What's the picture like compared to the Panasonic 700b or Samsung 6000 series?

OOS @ JL

Still a 65 inch for nearly £700! Hot.