now thats torn it a bit!!!
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We have now dropped our price to compete.
We are now £493 Including VAT but do remember ours come with 4yr warranty wheras our competitors only offer 3yr. Most people generally keep monitors a long time especially expensive ones so the extra warranty is worth the money.
We have now dropped our price to compete.
We are now £493 Including VAT but do remember ours come with 4yr warranty wheras our competitors only offer 3yr. Most people generally keep monitors a long time especially expensive ones so the extra warranty is worth the money.
Well i think, to be honest, that Gibbo matches the price of another firm with 20mins of me posting in the forums is good going.
Maybe only £10 off, but when your on a budget, £10 is a meal for the family, so every bit counts.
And ive never seen that side of the M6 before, always wanted an excuse to go there
ColiN
Maybe only £10 off, but when your on a budget, £10 is a meal for the family, so every bit counts.
And ive never seen that side of the M6 before, always wanted an excuse to go there
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Hey Gibbo, while your at it I found the Samsung SM-226BW 22" for £239 
I found the 226 for £226.69 inc VAT
Re the 245 - I'm sure it will give the Dell a very good run for it's money it's a new product that has been tweaked, it has a faster response time and the dot pitch is good (not sure what the Dell's is), and of course it's a Samsung - they just have brillant LCDs!
If you are using it for a PC monitor (and not worried about people viewing it like a TV - ie wider viewing angles) then it should hit the spot nicely.
Re the 245 - I'm sure it will give the Dell a very good run for it's money
it's a new product that has been tweaked, it has a faster response time and the dot pitch is good (not sure what the Dell's is), and of course it's a Samsung - they just have brillant LCDs!If you are using it for a PC monitor (and not worried about people viewing it like a TV - ie wider viewing angles) then it should hit the spot nicely.
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Its a case of supply and demand. If Samsung can only supply us 500 per week, but were capable of selling 1000 per week then we have to slow down the sales somehow. When Samsung drop 1000+ off a week in my warehouse the price will come down. This is business afterall and when you can sell x amount at a certain price and they still sell then it makes bad business sense to sell them at a lower price to just run out and have stock supply issues.
Like anything if you want to get a product sooner then generally you pay a higher price, when product is freely available then prices come down.
It depends on how much you value your customers. No competitor talk please!
Why are they not selling it at the same high price as you?
So I'm sorry but I don't buy the "we have to slow down the sales somehow".
If this is business with your primary aim to make as much money as possible then that's fine charge more, but don't expect customer loyalty to come with it.
Why are they not selling it at the same high price as you?
So I'm sorry but I don't buy the "we have to slow down the sales somehow".
If this is business with your primary aim to make as much money as possible then that's fine charge more, but don't expect customer loyalty to come with it.
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