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83" LG C5 OLED Sams Club YMMV $1299
$1,299
$2,400
45% off
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Local Sam's Club in central Florida had one in stock. Price tag had it on clearance for 2024.69. I tried talking to customer service but Sam's will not price match its website.
I used scan and go and it came to 1299.91+tax.
The price card said it comes with the Allstate 5 year warranty but I have not received any info on that yet.
https://www.samsclub.co
I used scan and go and it came to 1299.91+tax.
The price card said it comes with the Allstate 5 year warranty but I have not received any info on that yet.
https://www.samsclub.co
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Local Sam's Club in central Florida had one in stock. Price tag had it on clearance for 2024.69. I tried talking to customer service but Sam's will not price match its website.
I used scan and go and it came to 1299.91+tax.
The price card said it comes with the Allstate 5 year warranty but I have not received any info on that yet.
https://www.samsclub.co
I used scan and go and it came to 1299.91+tax.
The price card said it comes with the Allstate 5 year warranty but I have not received any info on that yet.
https://www.samsclub.co
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The LG C5 OLED at Sam's Club is drawing attention as a big-screen TV deal, with local pricing and stock varying sharply by store and app view. Scan and Go sometimes reveals the real warehouse price and availability, and in-store finds ranged from a 65 inch model around $648 to a 77 inch C5 for $999, with sealed units sitting on an end cap near the entrance. Some locations showed no stock or only modest discounts, and display models drew caution because they may have been running for long periods.
Shoppers hunting a local warehouse OLED deal, because the lower price can appear only in Scan & Go and not in the general app search.
Buyers willing to buy in-store, because the TV can be sitting on an end cap and not be searchable in the app.
Deal seekers open to a display unit, because display models can be priced far below the regular shelf price.
Shoppers who need reliable app-based stock checks, because the listing can show a price while nearby availability is missing or unavailable for shipping and pickup.
Buyers who want a guaranteed discount on the 77-inch or 83-inch sizes, because some stores only marked them down by a few hundred dollars.
People avoiding heavily used display TVs, because store demo units can run for long periods before sale.
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2 locations near me have the 65" version for $799.91 but I was wanting the 77" at minimum.
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