Returning unopened TV to Tesco without receipt

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Basically, I am morally corrupt, and am thinking of getting the current Tesco Direct deal of an LG TV + Xbone for £484, and plan on returning the TV only (TV RRP is £299, only want the Xbone, this deal makes it cheap).

Pretty much no chance, I'd say. They'll have thought of this.
 
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Hassle of selling it. Then possible postage. Plus I doubt I'd get much above £200. Which then wouldn't make it much of a sweet deal.

But it's the only way you're going to make money from this. Companies only accept items without receipts if it's a shop exclusive, I'm assuming this LG TV is not a Tesco exclusive, therefore your chances of returning it are zero.
 
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But it's the only way you're going to make money from this. Companies only accept items without receipts if it's a shop exclusive, I'm assuming this LG TV is not a Tesco exclusive, therefore your chances of returning it are zero.

It's an LG 42LB5500 which is available at various other retailers too.
 
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After all the support you're getting for the idea, I'm surprised you haven't done it already :D

Do it, if it doesn't work poop through Tesco's letterbox (That's a thing, shut up)
 
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no chance.

I'll quote you an email regarding the return of a Hudl2..

"If a store purchase we need all the details from the last line of the receipt, Date, Time and the 15 numbers
If it was a Tesco Direct purchase we need the order number and order date"
 
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If the CS person is competent they will want proof of purchase or sometimes will allow for a bank statement showing a transaction for the same price as the TV (at any recent offer price) which you can't.

You might get away with it but technically its a scam and they would be within their rights to take you to court to recover costs.
 
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I'll bid £200.015!!

Gotta make allowances for P&P ;)

Ohhh maaaannnnn!! I'll see if I can get a pocket money allowance for this.

If tesco don't take it back, fleece it on an auctiony site. The issue you face is that this is currently a bundle so likely people will know this and not pay much, and I am sure this TV Model was recently on offer for under £220.00.
 
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