Ask your brother or friend to help you. Why need to complain? We brought a 60 + inches TV, my friend and I carry it from the store to the van and drove home, carry it inside my house unpack it. Nothing is free now a day.spragga99 wrote: ↑ I was shopping around for a new TV and saw one i liked at best buy, I have been waiting for it to go on sale and it finally did, then I noticed they are charging $50 for delivery. I remember checking a month ago and delivery was free. If that's the case i'll buy it from else where where delivery is freee.
Did you tip the delivery people?Dreamrider wrote: ↑ ordered 75in TV from costco last month
too big to fit in my car
Costco delivered, sent two guys, carried it up two floors through narrow zigzagging stairway in my tiny townhouse.
if they charged $50 for it, I would have gladly paid.
They worked above beyond. For delivery, they only have to delivery the box in front of your house near the door entrance, or inside if they are nice. Absolutely not second floor.Dreamrider wrote: ↑ ordered 75in TV from costco last month
too big to fit in my car
Costco delivered, sent two guys, carried it up two floors through narrow zigzagging stairway in my tiny townhouse.
if they charged $50 for it, I would have gladly paid.
Jesus, did you forget your decaf this morning? I was asking because I had a Costco appliance delivery last week and didn't tip. My neighbour said I should have. I was asking an honest question. Thanks for the smartass response.
At BB the price is the same online and instore. You can look at it as free shipping or as shipping is built in the price and everyone pays for it.
Well apparently I gave you more than you deserve kid.
Straight shooter talk, simple solutions to complex problems!
Did you offer him a Performance Bonus?
I would tip them if they actually go beyond what they normally do. Most delivery people will just leave it at your door and be done with it. The garage is the most they would do.
Check out Visions who will match or beat the price, offer an extra 2 year warranty and offer free delivery: https://www.visions.ca/spragga99 wrote: ↑ I was shopping around for a new TV and saw one i liked at best buy, I have been waiting for it to go on sale and it finally did, then I noticed they are charging $50 for delivery. I remember checking a month ago and delivery was free. If that's the case i'll buy it from else where where delivery is freee.
Not sure how you came to that conclusion.MP3_SKY wrote: ↑ They worked above beyond. For delivery, they only have to delivery the box in front of your house near the door entrance, or inside if they are nice. Absolutely not second floor.
This is a liability issue if they come delivery stuff inside your home and break your antiques, who pays for it?
I actually have to agree with you on this. I bought a TCL 65" TV from Costco and the TV was bigger and heavier than I thought with the packaging. Good thing the delivery guy helped carry it up the stairs. People need to take into account gas and effort as well. I'm probably the last person on Earth that wants to pay for shipping. $50 or some nominal fee for something as big as a TV is worth it.Dreamrider wrote: ↑ ordered 75in TV from costco last month
too big to fit in my car
Costco delivered, sent two guys, carried it up two floors through narrow zigzagging stairway in my tiny townhouse.
if they charged $50 for it, I would have gladly paid.
