<human>: I got a Coby 40" LCD HDTV 60hz. I figured it was time to upgrade to an HDTV in my room, especially since I'm getting an OUYA soon which only has HDMI outputs.  I paid $250 for a refurbished that was in excellent condition minus a few scuffs on the frame. Cool. So I go to take it out of the plastic and... bummer, the screen's shattered. I call the company. Note that I'm 3 hours ahead of the company (time-zone differences).

The lady on the other end says she'll have a FedEx truck come out and pick up the TV from home for me since it was their doing.  She then offered me multiple replacements.  The first one was an off-brand which I researched online and it had terrible reviews. I kept her on the phone for a good long while, until she starts listing off decent TVs (which I quickly kept Googling from my smartphone to get a quick review sketch).  One of the TVs she offered me was a Philips 40" HDTV 240hz with built-in wifi.  She said it has a scuffed frame but aside from that its in good shape.

Now I'm waiting on an Email from her with pics of the TV before I make a decision. I'm probably going to go for it. This TV sells for $1100 new and $400 used on Amazon (its a refurb). So, the big question is, do I sell the Philips and get a cheaper TV and keep the profits from it? Or should I keep the Philips, seeing as 240hz is what people are leaning towards these days?

NOTE: I'm getting an OUYA so I don't care about the built-in WIFI. I can just watch Netflix from the OUYA anyways and we have a Roku downstairs hooked up to our 50" that I can also use streaming sites on. What would you do?

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<bot>: Cheap 40" HDTV I ordered broke in shipping, getting a really fancy upgrade, should I sell the replacement TV for profit and get another cheaper one, or should I keep the new fancier TV? What would you do?*