Of course, I don't have live video recording with witnesses on how I approached the unopened box, opened it and discovered the broken screen, but the fact that: "TV was delivered on a date that I told the store I won't be at my new place" (I have the email) yet and "the delivery of my TV to my apartment without my signature" shows that there are at least few things wrong on their side.Hugh Jass wrote: ↑The only possible fraud could be on the part of the OP, but the store should give him the benefit of the doubt and do the return.
As far as everyone is aware, when the box was opened, the TV was damaged. Now obviously it left the factory intact, so someone along it's travels it got damaged, therefore the onus should be on the manufacturer to package it properly to avoid this problem.
And if someone reports the damage within 48 hours do they have proof that they didn't break it?
All I said is true. What more I can say to prove it?