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TV Wall Mount, tilting, up to 59kg (130lbs)
Just reduced the price! Get it now or never!!!
Brand new, never used, in originally sealed box:
Sanus System TV/Display Wall Mount
• Fits most TV or display models.
• Supports up to 59kg / 130lbs.
• Tilts /- 12 degrees.
Please check my other listings for more lucky chances!
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IMPORTANT -- please keep reading:
• This is a private sale. Item is functional and in "new" condition, has never been unpacked or used. However, sold "as is".
• A sale is final, no "change of mind" or else, no reversals or returns with refund.
• Questions? First, please make sure you've read everything, then message me here. I always respond and ASAP, but sometimes it's on the next day.
• NO low-balling at any time!!! The price is good, not way off. Not pinching pennies, but if I wanted to sell even much cheaper, I would have posted an even much lower price to start with.
• NO negotiating (not even on decent level) before you have seen the items, because you don't even know what exactly you're talking about.
• Meeting for viewing, negos, payment and pickup ONLY at my flat in Punggol near Coral Edge LRT. No shipping.
• Payment immediately once we have a deal (not later) and in FULL (no "downpayment now, rest later"), per PayNow or cash (no change given).
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