I'm forced to sell my HDTV

[BigJohn]

I'm moving in a month to an older house across town. The access to the basement is too narrow for my 55" Mits to be shoehorned in. I will make the ultimate personal sacrifice and sell it... so that I can buy a 65" that splits into two pieces. Not a bad deal all around, though.

Wife before I bought the 55: " You are going to spend how much on a TV?!?"
Wife after we watched LOTR last year: "Maybe you could have gotten a bigger one."
Wife, sometime later: "You spent how much on that darn XBOX without checking with me?!?"
Wife, last week: "When does Halo 2 come out? I'm bored with Halo."

Huzzah and kudos to Mitsubishi for stepping firmly into the modern era by offering three 1080i inputs and DVI on its sets.

I spoke to the sales guy at the Big Screen Store about selling my old one; he suggested e-bay. It isn't very appealing to me. Does anyone have a better idea?

[57U]

You could try the pawn shop on this site.

[Lowpro]

I live in the Baltimore Metro area as well. Trust me on this one. Put an ad in the Pennysaver for a couple of their coverage areas. I had around twenty calls in response to my ad before I stopped the bleeding and changed the message on my answering machine telling people it was already sold. Over a dozen calls in the first two days. The first person to come by and take a look at it on day three bought it and came back the same day with his truck to pick it up. I'm still dumbfounded at the response I got. Was the easiest thing I've ever done. It does not cost much to place an ad with the Pennysaver either. Best money I ever spent!

[BigJohn]

Thanks for the response. My two best leads have fallen through, and I'm running out of time. I'll get on it right away!

[spaceman_spiff]

You could try Washington Post and Baltimore Sun. Also try Columbia Newspaper for Howard county.
I am pretty sure you will get good response.

[satanami69]

Originally posted by BigJohn
My two best leads have fallen through, and I'm running out of time. I'll get on it right away!

I suppose you can always bring it with you and sell it from the new "old" house. That way you don't have to rush and get a bad deal just because you're running out of time.