Abc TV
Reviews and Complaints

I gotta say, my experience with ABC TV (abctvs.com) was less than desirable. Let me tell you, I was on the hunt for a good deal, and stumbled upon two TVs that seemed like unbeatable prices. So naturally, I jumped on it and used a brand spankin' new credit card for both purchases.

The first TV arrived after a month, and I was pretty stoked. That was, until I ripped off the packaging and realized the thing looked like it had been used for years. Not only that, but when I opened up the panel, it was clear that someone had replaced the original with some kinda Asian panel. Not a good look, and the image quality was straight up terrible. This was supposed to be a Sony 75" 940D - not even close.

The second TV was a whole different story. The company delayed shipment for over a month, and at that point, I knew I had to cancel. See, most credit cards will only cover you for 30 days, so you gotta act fast if something's off. And boy, was something off. Turns out, my credit card was a total fraud - someone had racked up charges in four different states, using numbers from the credit card used for that second TV purchase to steal nearly $2,000 from me. And wouldn't you know it, I've never even been to California.

This is some shady stuff, man. ABC TV might lure you in with their jaw-dropping prices, but don't be fooled. They're just trying to get their grubby little hands on your credit card information so they can take you for all you're worth. Stay away, folks. This is straight up Mafia-level stuff.

Abc TV's website, abctvs.com, may seem like a great place to order TVs, but my recent experience has left me less than satisfied. I had ordered a TV and was promised delivery on Friday, March 1st. However, when I spoke to FedEx and tracked the package, it was clear that the TV was not going to be delivered as promised. I promptly contacted Jack Hailey from ABCTV's and requested a full refund.

This issue is not just about the failed delivery, but also about the fact that my wife and I had attempted to cancel the order several times. On February 27th, I tried to cancel the order in the afternoon, but was told it had already shipped - which was not true. The next day, on February 28th, my wife called in the morning and was also told it had shipped, which was also a lie. Someone from ABCTV's even requested a shipping label that same day, but this doesn't mean the TV had actually been shipped. A SHIPPING LABEL ISN'T CONSIDERED TO BE SHIPPED, which is very frustrating.

I'm disappointed that ABCTV's isn't register with BBB and as a result of my experience, I will be reporting them to the New Jersey state attorney's office. Overall, this experience has left me extremely disappointed and frustrated. I would not recommend anyone to purchase a TV from ABCTV's.

I gotta say, I've been waiting nearly a week for my TV from Abc TV (abctvs.com) and all I got was a lousy email saying my order was "processing". I had no idea what that meant so I called those guys up. After waiting on hold for what felt like forever, I finally got through to someone in Delaware who informed me that my order was canceled because they didn't have any more TVs in stock. They said they would let me know if and when more came in.

So I asked them, "are these TVs and components the same as if I were to buy directly from LG?" and they said yes. Hmmph, who knows if that's true or not.

Now listen, I get it, things happen, but a little communication goes a long way. Why don't these guys update their website to let their customers know that certain items aren't in stock? And what about sending out an email after a couple of days to say, "hey, sorry, we can't process your order right now." It's the little things, you know?

It's like they've got this great business model where they advertise TVs that they don't even have in stock and that may or may not actually get to you, all at a "great" price. And if your order gets canceled, don't worry, they won't tell you. It's like they want us to call and complain and leave bad reviews. I don't have that kind of time.

Anyway, I'm just a little disappointed with the poor communications and lack of transparency from Abc TV. I'm not sure I'll shop with them again.

So, I came across this site called Abc TV while searching on Google Shopping for a sweet LG OLED TV. Let me tell you, I was so excited to finally get my hands on that TV! But, I soon realized the experience buying from Abc TV wasn't all that great.

After ordering the TV, I got an email asking me to call them. When I did, someone on the other end started talking about OEM vs non-OEM units and tried to get me to pay extra for an OEM build. I read on Reddit that other customers received similar calls too. It was kinda shady, you know?

Anyway, I waited for 3 days after ordering and then got an email containing the shipping tracking info. But when I checked the tracking number, it still showed that the item hasn't been picked up by the shipping carrier. That made me worried, so I sent them an email asking to cancel the order and get my refund back. But guess what? I never got a response from them!

I was so disappointed and had to dispute the charges with my Credit Card Bank. It's a good thing I found some other vendor to buy my TV from.

And let me tell you another thing, the reviews for Abc TV seem fake too. It's like I can't even trust reviews shown by Google anymore. So, I would suggest that you go with a vendor that you already know, someone who doesn't seem to be running scams or be a fly-by-night company.

That's all from me. Hopefully, my experience will help someone else make a better decision while buying a TV!

So, I was browsing the interwebs looking for a new big screen TV and boy was I happy when I stumbled upon abctvs.com. Their price was a good $1,000 cheaper than any other deal I could find.

Now, let me tell you, my Daddy always said that when something seems too good to be true, it probably is. So, I decided to give them a call to see what the deal was.

It took a hot minute to get someone on the phone because apparently it's just one dude running the show. When I finally got through, I asked him how he could possibly sell at such a low price. He tried to tell me that he was a big operation with lower margins, but ain't nobody buying that BS. His price is way too low for that to be true.

Next thing I knew, he was trying to get me to place my order online and promised that it would ship out right away. According to him, there were two of the TVs in stock at a warehouse in Edison, NJ and he even offered free shipping. But instead of taking him up on that, I asked if I could pick it up instead since Edison ain't too far from me. He tried to talk me out of it by saying that I'd have to pay sales tax in Jersey, but I didn't care. I was still ready to make the drive.

So, he gave me an address to go to in Edison and I hopped in my car and headed out there. But when I arrived at the address he gave me, I realized it was a vacant lot. That's when I knew my Daddy was right - if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.

And let me tell you, I think this dude is pulling a fast one with all those five star reviews on his site. I wouldn't be surprised if he posted them himself.

So y'all, take my advice and be careful shopping on abctvs.com. It's a bit sketchy if you ask me.

This Abc TV website is like, totally a scam! Can you believe that they didn't even bother to reply to my five freaking email requests, yo? I was hella confused why my invoice didn't even have my own name on it, and when I finally got in touch with them, they just said that my stuff was chilling in spam. Like, okay, but you could've at least apologized, right?

Honestly, I think these dudes are up to something shady. They offer these TV's at like, ridiculously low prices, and the whole thing seems like a trap for unsuspecting customers. And when I tried calling their local number, it was like, totally out of order! What's up with that, man?

The 866 number does work, but the peeps on the other side of the line are like, three dudes from NYC who sound like they just wanna pass the phone between each other. They don't really seem to care about helping you out, they just wanna appear legit. And then they're like, "Oh, we'll put you on a notice list for when the TV comes back in stock." But like, they don't even ask for any contact details or nothing! What kind of shady business is this?

And don't even get me started on how rude they are! They got these well-rehearsed lines about how it's my browser's cookies that messed up my invoice. Like, bro, seriously? That's your excuse?

Honestly, if you made the mistake of trusting these dudes, you better change your passwords and credit card info, 'cause who knows what they're capable of. And don't forget to leave a review about your experience so other homies don't fall for their BS. I'm telling you, those five-star reviews are just a cover-up for their consistent negative feedback.

Bottom line: this company is a big ol' fake scam, so you should like, totally avoid them. Enough said.

So listen up folks, I gotta tell you about my experience with ABC TV (abctvs.com) and it ain't a good one. First off, I didn't think twice about there not being an address listed. That's a super red flag, but I was too excited to get my new TV to care. When I called to order, the salesman immediately started pushing the non-commercial and non V-chip options, which were a lot more expensive. Classic bait and switch, right? But I still went ahead and got the cheaper one.

Here's where it gets even worse. When I tried to return the TV, the phone number they gave me was for a completely different company that claimed they had no connection to ABC TV's. And don't even get me started on calling their customer service line. Trying to get someone to answer, let alone help me, took forever. And when someone finally did answer, all I got was a run-around with no real results.

Let's talk about the TV itself. The picture quality was terrible - not sharp at all and lots of flutter. And even though I paid for the cheaper option, the TV still cost me more than it should have - complete scam artists. And when they mention 6 bit panels and 10 bit channels (for more money, of course), you need to take that warning seriously. I must have gotten a 6 bit panel because the picture quality was totally unacceptable.

In the end, it took over a dozen emails and jumping through all sorts of hoops just to get a return label. And then they had the nerve to ask me to pay almost $300 to ship it back! I'm telling you folks, this was the worst buying experience I've ever had. Don't waste your time or money with ABC TV (abctvs.com).

So, I wanted to let everyone know about my experience with ABCTVs.com. I bought a TV from them and everything seemed good at first. But then a few days after the purchase, one of their representatives called to confirm the delivery, which was supposed to be white glove service.

However, the representative told me that I was receiving an "8-bit LG TV" and that it was typically sold to businesses, but not recommended for home use. When I asked for clarification on what "8-bit" meant, the rep couldn't give me a straight answer and then tried to up-sell me on a 10-bit version for an additional $600.

Naturally, I was suspicious of this and did a quick Google search, which turned up numerous stories of ABCTv's up-sell scam. I tried to email them to confirm the model number and warranty, but they never responded. I even tried to cancel my order, but to no avail.

Overall, the service was terrible and it makes me wonder why they haven't been indicted for false advertising, deceptive sales practices, and fraud. I think it's only a matter of time.

So, I came across this website called Abc TV, abctvs.com. They had an ad for an LG 77" OLED TV for a pretty sweet deal of $3,649! So, naturally, I decided to check out their online reputation. I found some reviews on sitejabber.com and everything sounded okay to me. I placed my order and awaited the arrival of my new TV.

But, as luck would have it, things did not go as planned. I received a call from them on the weekend, probably because they don't work normal hours like the rest of us. The person on the other end told me that I had ordered a unit made by "an LG subcontractor in China, which they use only during high season". This unit apparently had a display that was not as good as what LG normally makes. But, they had a "good" unit they could sell me for $4,999 instead. Now, call me skeptical, but I found this to be quite an unlikely story. After all, there are only a few large OLED display makers in the world, so it seems highly unlikely that their factories would go on/off "as needed". But, because they had already accepted my order, I insisted on maintaining the same one. They said it would arrive in about 14 days.

When I called them after 14 days, things just got even weirder. They told me that the unit I had ordered was a "hotel version". What does that even mean? They started to tell me all sorts of gibberish about power consumption and stuff I didn't understand. I have a college degree in engineering and have worked in the electronics industry for 30 years, but this stuff was just beyond me. They didn't even have a delivery date anymore and suggested that I should wait indefinitely until a hotel ordered 100 units so that they could add mine.

At that point, I just couldn't take it anymore. I decided to cancel my order and go elsewhere for my new TV. I mean, who knows what kind of circus would come to town next if I went through with it. Overall, I'm pretty disappointed in my experience with Abc TV. They seemed like a good place to make a purchase at first, but it all went downhill pretty quickly. Avoid at all costs, folks!

I gotta say, my experience with ABC TV (abctvs.com) has been pretty disappointing. Like, seriously, what's with all the music in the background during the TV programs? Every morning, I tune in because the stuff that's coming up sounds interesting, but then it's just all this music and I can barely hear what anyone is saying. It's a total bummer, man.

And don't even get me started on Friday night and 20/20. I always want to see those interesting programs, but then it's just music, music, music in the background. I end up turning it off because I can't even hear what's happening. It's such a letdown.

ABC, come on, you're killing your own programs with all this loud music in the background. Like, seriously, do you think people are going to stick around when they can't even hear what's being said? I sure won't. I've stopped watching ABC TV altogether because of all the unnecessary noise pollution.

I've been meaning to speak up about this for months, but I've just been too busy with work. But seriously, ABC, you need to get your act together. If you want people to keep watching your shows, cut the music and let us actually enjoy the stories.