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[Ajijic]

Liverpool's semi-annual sale is today and Saturday. The store stays open until last customer leaves and store will be packed.

Note, current items on sale remain so meaning the current discount plus today's and Saturday's sale will be additional. Last year with the combined discounts we saved as much as 35% on appliances.

At least in the past, they delivered to lakeside for free.

Happy shopping
liverpool.com.mx

[mexicolindo]

Thanks!

[Ajijic]

Friends just bought a Samsung 40", LED, Smart, Samsung TV (Smart are the ones that connect to Internet). It was 25% off and was able to use a Canadian Visa card. Total price was 7500 pesos which is under $600 with 25% off.

[HelperGuy]

That's pretty good, although I bought a Samsung 51" plasma a few weeks ago at WalMart here at Lakeside for $8,499 $650 U.S.). Not a Smart TV, but my BluRay DVD player has smartTV anyway. And so far, I have not seen anything on Smart TV that turns my crank. (For the truly interested, CostCo has been selling a Samsung SmartTV add-on box for $1500 pesos or something.) I DO like the larger size. Nice picture, too.

But in your case, an LED TV is really worth the price. Picture is superior to anything.

[CCC]

Also don't forget Liverpool points! I scored a thousand pesos worth of free clothes last month using my points. Love that card <3

[AlanMexicali]

Friends just bought a Samsung 40", LED, Smart, Samsung TV (Smart are the ones that connect to Internet). It was 25% off and was able to use a Canadian Visa card. Total price was 7500 pesos which is under $600 with 25% off.

We ran out and got one also. Samsung UN40EH5300FXZX for the $7500.00 pesos. Thanks for the heads up. We have been looking for some time now. The only Liverpool here just opened in Nov. in the new Plaza San Luis.

My wife says Liverpool and Fabrica De Francia are the same owner.

[Sasha]

John, thanks for the information. Does Liver Pool sell computers?

[Ajijic]

John, thanks for the information. Does Liver Pool sell computers?

Yes but the sale varies in discounts. The TV as mentioned was 20% off and 13 months no interest with a Mexican charge card OR 25% discount with payment in full even if using a charge card. Computers I believe have a 10% discount plus any discounts from before yesterday. I was looking at an Ipad but their list price on the wi-fi, 32 gb is 900 p more than Apple's price in Mexico so the 10% did nothing for me although one could pay with 0 interest for a year with a Mexican card.

With sale prices Liverpool is more than competitive. Also, we bought a 24,000 p scooter ther that turned out to be crap. They paid to try and fix it and then took it back with a full refund. I could not have asked for better service from any store, anywhere.

[AlanMexicali]

"Yes but the sale varies in discounts. The TV as mentioned was 20% off and 13 months no interest with a Mexican charge card OR 25% discount with payment in full even if using a charge card."

"SU PRECIO NORMAL ES DE 12,500
LA OFERTA ES DE 9,999 Y 2000,00 EN LA TARJETA MONEDERO
EN TOTAL SALE EN 8,000.00
A 18 MESES SIN INTERESES
EL PRECIO DE 7,500,00 ES DE CONTADO"

This would mean that the regular price of the TV is $12,500 pesos and the sale price normally would be $9,999.00 pesos and with the Liverpool credit card during their semi annual sale the price is now $8,000 pesos with 18 months free interest. If you pay cash or with another Mexican/Canadian/ US etc. credit card [in full] the price is $7,500 pesos.

I got my wife to type the above.

She also thinks they would accept a Fabrica De Francia credit card for the 18 month free interest and then the 20% discount. I was busy looking around at other stuff to snag up when she was doing the transaction.

Great TV and a couple of years ago large discounts on flat screens was unheard of anywhere I looked. The retail in the US is $800.00 plus tax = $865.00 and Liverpool's regular price would be in US about $985.00 [$12,500 pesos] which is what most TVs of that type are sold for usually here, traditionally. More expensive than the US. by 15% to 20% retail or more and of course this also includes IVA. taxes.

Again thanks for posting this yesterday.