Toshiba lcd tv

i bought a Toshiba 55" LCD (55g310u) television from leaside best buy it was a display piece so when purchasing the the best buy employee said they did not had the box for it because it was the display piece so they just gave me the LCD but now i require a box of 55" LCD because i am moving and want to ship it and the only way it can be shipped is with the box .please if you can help me with it provide me any 55"LCD box i would appreciate a lot .
Thanks & Regards
Ahmed Khan

Call your local stores, they may have an extra box laying around from unboxing a display model.
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