discount

windows20 · 9 Jun 2009 at 12:06

hi all
not been around for a long time now.im going to build a new rig now for my bro does ocuk give discount on orders say over £1000.
thanks
andy

jak731 · 9 Jun 2009 at 12:10

the reply will be all products are already prediscounted for your convinence, but you could always webnote, use the customer support forum or call the shop.

rick fowler · 9 Jun 2009 at 12:21

never know till you ask,unless you go into there store and try i tend to find this works 90% of the time when i go to shops or they might add a few little extras,stores tend to do this mostly if you spend a few few quid.

Casdawer · 9 Jun 2009 at 13:31

I've always wondered why people think they should get a discount if they spend over £x.

You don't go to Tesco/Asda (etc.) and ask for discount off your shopping, so why should you anywhere else?

But hey, if they do give you discount, good on ya

(I worked at PC World and people would always ask for a slight discount... my answer was always NO! )

Greebo · 9 Jun 2009 at 13:36

It works in the supermarket. Me and a mate went and bought £1500 of booze and chocolates for staff at Christmas at tescos and the manager gave us a bottle of wine or spirit each at our choice

as a discount.

Schizo · 9 Jun 2009 at 13:38

Casdawer said:
I've always wondered why people think they should get a discount if they spend over £x.

You don't go to Tesco/Asda (etc.) and ask for discount off your shopping, so why should you anywhere else?

But hey, if they do give you discount, good on ya

(I worked at PC World and people would always ask for a slight discount... my answer was always NO! )

is that why the people in the purple shirt's arnt doing all that well then.

Casdawer · 9 Jun 2009 at 13:47

schizo220168 said:
is that why the people in the purple shirt's arnt doing all that well then.

Probably...

The only way we could give discount is if people bought PC Performance (basically it's kinda like Tech Support), it was like £5 a month and if anything went wrong we would fix it for free or replace it.

If they did accept it, we would take £15/20 off the price, but that's it.

PC World don't make much off their machines, it's the add ons (AV, etc.) that make them a profit