Maybe this is a dumb question but does anyone think credit card price protection would work for an open box item? I ask because a Best Buy near me has an open box B7A and the total price with tax would be $1,561.55 while Cleveland AV's total price is $1620.00 and then I would use my credit cards price protection service to get the price in the Cliff Deals listing (http://www.cliffsdeals.com/LG_OLED55B7A_55-Inch_4K_Ultra_HD_OLED_TV_1034989.html ). The benefits are two-fold: My credit card's price protection service offers a max of $500 per claim which would mean a even deeper discount on the open box Best Buy B7A TV ($1,061.55 to be exact) and I could pick up the TV today instead of having to wait for it to arrive (and I would like to have it before Thanksgiving).
Nope it won't work on open box item. Best Buy has it for 1600 before tax do if you just buy it New in store you can get it instantly and get it orettty close to the 1100.
Newegg had it for 1400 yesterday. Keep your eyes open you can price match the tv at Best Buy to new eggs price then price match it again with your credit card