LG 55'' LED Cinema 3D HDTV 55LM4600 - as low as $510 + tax after SYW ($250) in points + Sears Card

Quote from prm : Congratulations!! In LG website, it says 4 set of glasses included. could you please confirm if it was included when you bought from sears? EASY TO LOVE. EASY TO SHARE. Our flicker-free 3D glasses are just like the ones you get at the movie theater, so there are no batteries required and they don't need recharging. Because LG Cinema 3D glasses are so inexpensive, you can outfit your family and friends for a fraction of the cost of other 3D technologies. You can even use other compatible 3D glasses. 4 sets of glasses included.

I just picked one up from store, it does include 4 pair of glasses.

Quote from timtim2008 : anyone have the measurements for the box? (want to see if it can fix in my car)

61 x 34 x 7.5 inch, i have to lower my back seat for it to come in from the trunk.

is this the only TV with 25000 pts?

Quote from jamestkirk : Too many steps. I would rather wait for the Sears going out of business sale.

haaaaa thats funnyyy

Quote from stevedensmore : Apparently people who cry about a TV lacking apps don't own a computer that they can connect to it. Those buil-in apps are sluggish, and a waste of time anyway.

I use Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, Pandora and the built in DLNA player on my Samsung, all work great!

Picked it up, mine was 850 +tax -$15 sywr thing they sent - $250 to spend sywr.

I'm a little confused by the $250 SYWR point deduction from the price. Is the OP indicating you should by a $250 GC so that the points are treated like a deduction against the purchase price?

If so, shouldn't it be more like $245 against purchase since GC routinely run a $5 fee?

Quote from dtmamg : is this the only TV with 25000 pts?

Yes, this was the only one listed as having the 250,000 SYWR points.

I just picked mine up from the store. I had $21 in SYWR points in my account to start.

$850
- 21 SYWR (points I had already)
- 25 SYWR ($25 bonus coupon for purchases over $150 at Sears, good 1/18-1/21)
+ 48 sales tax
- 120 Kmart gift cards I had already
= 732 out of pocket, put on Discover
= 695.40 (when all is said and done plus I get my gift cards essentially "replenished" with SYWR points, which have already posted to my account.

Then the 258,000 SYWR points to use at Kmart/Sears. 8000 + 250000 bonus

All in all, a pretty good deal. Make sure that if you belong to SYWR to check your e-mail for the $25 bonus coupon. It all adds up in the end.

Quote from jamestkirk : Too many steps. I would rather wait for the Sears going out of business sale.

You are going to be waiting a long time....They bought crappy Kmart and there still hanging in there.....Not sure how but they are...lol

Quote from Fadekyn : I'm a little confused by the $250 SYWR point deduction from the price. Is the OP indicating you should by a $250 GC so that the points are treated like a deduction against the purchase price? If so, shouldn't it be more like $245 against purchase since GC routinely run a $5 fee?

No, you pay the full price for the tv. Then they credit you sywr account with $250. So your not saving anything out of pocket. The catch is that SYWR dollars expire usually in a year.

Now I've had this problem and I've seen it posted on here before. Say you buy a $350 dollar camera and use $250 in rewards and $100 in cash to purchase it. Later you decide to return the camera, you'll get your $100 Back but in some cases you will not see those SYWR points back.

The other scam they run is if you use SYWR points online and they cancel your order say goodbye to your points.

This doesn't happen all the time but often enough that it is noticed. In some cases I've seen the problem resolved as well.

This is a good deal found by the OP, if this was amazon I would have bought first thing.

Kmart bought Sears

If you happen to be a Lifetime Fitness member, you can use lifetime fitness rewards to buy Land's End giftcards for 15% off. Land's End cards work on Sears.The eGift cards are sent instantly to your email. Nice 15% off the top of the price, and doesnt reduce the cashback or the bonus points.

Nice additional savings.

Heres how it would work out:

850 base price
-127.50 (By paying the tv price in giftcards with 15% savings)
-42 (5% from Sears Card)
-48 (6% cashback)
-250 (Sears Points)

382.50 + tax (you can use more giftcards to pay for the total including tax, so 15% savings on the tax as well)

Quote from xxenycejattxx : Smart TV Control Type:Not a Smart TV Pass///

why do people on SD expect all the amenities at a low price?
1. Look at the price
2. Its an LG...while they represent a good value...they are never the pinnacle of picture quality...which should be the highest priority

The TV is a good deal.....but have the right expectations about what you are buying

Quote from Baddogdaddy : No, you pay the full price for the tv. Then they credit you sywr account with $250. So your not saving anything out of pocket. The catch is that SYWR dollars expire usually in a year. Now I've had this problem and I've seen it posted on here before. Say you buy a $350 dollar camera and use $250 in rewards and $100 in cash to purchase it. Later you decide to return the camera, you'll get your $100 Back but in some cases you will not see those SYWR points back. The other scam they run is if you use SYWR points online and they cancel your order say goodbye to your points. This doesn't happen all the time but often enough that it is noticed. In some cases I've seen the problem resolved as well. This is a good deal found by the OP, if this was amazon I would have bought first thing.

those statements about the SYWR are not true

if you use them and they cancel your order..you get the points back

if you return something you get the points back in your rewards account

you might do some research before you post

Quote from turnne : why do people on SD expect all the amenities at a low price? 1. Look at the price 2. Its an LG...while they represent a good value...they are never the pinnacle of picture quality...which should be the highest priority The TV is a good deal.....but have the right expectations about what you are buying

because it's SD