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This is the users manual / guide for a Panasonic color TV from 2002, model or version CT-27D32, number on Lower right of the manual is: TQB2AA0401. There is writing in a couple of places where the pages themselves asked for model & serial number. On the front it says purchased on 10/10/02 from circuit city for $379. This is an older model tv that some people might be looking for this specific users guide. It comes with the two remotes that came with this same tv (although the remotes were virtually never used, because the remotes supplied by the cable provider were used in lieu of them). Pictures taken from L to R: 1) entire lot2) zoom in on cover of manual3) page 12 and 13 of manual showing remote4) pages 6 and 7 of manual5) front of remotes6) back of remotes Shipping info: weight: 1 Lb 10 oz, box dimensions: 10 x 12 x 2 No-Return policy: I’m not a store. All items sold AS-IS, no refunds, no returns. If you have any questions email me via eBay *before* auction end. It’s the buyer’s responsibility to be aware of what he/she buys before buying. Shipping policy: Buyer pays all shipping costs. I don’t make money on shipping, but I certainly don’t want to lose money on shipping either. My policy is to get as close to the actual shipping amount as I can without going under (i.e. incurring shipping charges on myself). Delivery confirmation gets added to all shipping orders. I don’t have a problem shipping internationally & welcome international bidders/buyers (as the more people who bid drive prices up), but important note to international buyers: international shipping costs are SUBSTANTIAL (in my experience) and that means EXPENSIVE. Ebay, apparently, has a new international option for some sellers (among whom I was given) where overseas packages go through US shipping centers which then (in turn) ship items overseas; I’m going to try this option for this round of auctions & see how it works. NOTE: the weight and shipping box dimensions are clearly indicated on all auctions, so there is no S/H deception. In most cases, I use either USPS first class or priority mail (first class won’t work on most auctions .. depends on box size and weight). If buyer wants me to use another service, I need to know in advance (of going to post office & shipping the item). Combining orders: I’ll be more than happy to combine multiple orders (should a particular buyer buy more than one of my auctions) in larger boxes in order to reduce shipping charges, keep in mind that it will take me at least an extra day or two to find a larger box though (I don’t keep extra boxes lying around in the house, at least not large ones). I always post a large number of auctions (dozens!!) so look for many good deals and don’t be afraid of bidding! Payment policy: I’ll accept all payment types, however personal checks will only ship *after check has cleared bank.* This could take a month or two (I certainly won’t be sitting in front of the phone every day calling the bank to find out if particular checks clears). When my statement arrives in the mail, and the check has deposited, then I’ll ship .. as I noted, it could take up to 2 months depending on when the check is first deposited at the bank. For those that want to pick-up merchandise at house: *no personal checks.* Clothing auctions: All color, size, brand, and material type info is listed in description *if* that information is available in 4 phrase form: color, “brand,” size, material. If anything is missing, then that info is not available to me (tag is gone) and thus not available to you (without reasonable estimation on my part). All clothes are cleaned and well folded, any exceptions are noted (or if there is any damage such as missing buttons, etc.). c= cotton, p=polyester, M=medium, S=small, L=large, HS or SS = half or short sleeve, LS = long sleeve. Pick up (in person) policy: I’m more than happy to allow personal pick ups for those that live in the Atlanta area and want to avoid paying shipping costs. In fact, I would prefer this for very large, bulky, weighty auctions such as the scuba diving gear and the Yakima bike rack as the cost of shipping this stuff would probably be a *significant* part of the final auction value/cost. Also, frankly, I would rather not have to haul this heavy stuff around to the post office (not to mention having to find big & sturdy shipping boxes). By the way: there is a video surveillance & security system at the house if anyone is thinking ill, not to mention I pack’.
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