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Title: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Girgy85 on August 08, 2010, 08:34:23 PM Me pops is looking for a new TV. Hes looking at a Samsung 40"er and hes also gonna ship me a new tomtom which he has seen in Curry's. Hes gonna pay cash so I'm wondering would i be able to negotiate some kind of deal with them to get some monies knocked off or to get him some warrentry or dome freebies thrown in?
Anybody been successful with getting a discount at one of these types of stores? And any tips on how to do so? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: ripple11 on August 08, 2010, 08:47:39 PM You can always do a deal with places like Currys......check out their internet prices first which can be less than the store, but which they will match. Also show them cheaper prices from other stores/internet and ask them to match or get near. Always be polite/ a bit cheeky. Don't be afraid to walk away to think about it.....visit another company,and play one off against the other. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: StuartHopkin on August 08, 2010, 08:53:45 PM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan.
As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Girgy85 on August 08, 2010, 08:57:26 PM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan. As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. Me Dads wanting to pay with Cash tho. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: StuartHopkin on August 08, 2010, 08:59:33 PM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan. As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. Me Dads wanting to pay with Cash tho. Take his cash, put it in your bank and order off the internet? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Woodsey on August 08, 2010, 09:01:33 PM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan. As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. They deffo will match their internet prices, done it many times. My advice is look around the store for the model you fancy then go home and search for the best prices which could be anywhere tbh........... Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: sovietsong on August 08, 2010, 09:05:49 PM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan. As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. Me Dads wanting to pay with Cash tho. Take his cash, put it in your bank and order off the internet? can you dumb this down a bit. what is it your actually saying here? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Girgy85 on August 08, 2010, 09:13:37 PM He wants a Samsung 42" to 50" Under £600
Just found this on Comet's website. Includes free DVD player. http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/621242/SAMSUNG-PS42C450# Also this tomtom which is cheaper than the same model we saw in Curry's. http://www.comet.co.uk/shopcomet/product/637149/TOM-TOM-XXL-EU Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Acidmouse on August 08, 2010, 09:25:45 PM Richer sounds you can barter. I bought a few TV's with wall brackets and 5 year insurance for them and got about 30% total.
Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Girgy85 on August 08, 2010, 09:27:26 PM Bit of shopping around and i find this on Amazon. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Samsung-PS42C450-42-inch-Widescreen-Freeview/dp/B003DNSJE0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1281298129&sr=1-1
What does the PS42C450 mean? Obv its a model number and i figure the 42 is the size of the screen ldo but whats the rest mean? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Bongo on August 08, 2010, 11:43:23 PM You can barter anywhere, you might be successful you might not be. A friend of mine has had success in lots of high street stores.
Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: LeedsRhodesy on August 09, 2010, 12:50:04 AM You can barter anywhere, you might be successful you might not be. A friend of mine has had success in lots of high street stores. google dom littlewood guy on youtube i barter everywhere i go, just say whats the best price you can do it for, ask to speak to a manager!! are you going into :Leeds for it?? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Girgy85 on August 09, 2010, 12:52:40 AM You can barter anywhere, you might be successful you might not be. A friend of mine has had success in lots of high street stores. google dom littlewood guy on youtube i barter everywhere i go, just say whats the best price you can do it for, ask to speak to a manager!! are you going into :Leeds for it?? Yea I saw him on bbc1 a while ago! Nah won't be traveling to Leeds for it! Seen sum stuff on amazon so gonna see what my pops says! Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: StuartHopkin on August 09, 2010, 10:30:24 AM Dont go to Curry's would be my first plan. As far as I know they wont actually price match their own websites, Pixmania is the cheapest of them but they wont touch it as it is part of DSGi. Avoid John Lewis too as they are absoilute arses about price Plenty of independents will price match properly. Just use a price comparison site and order off the internet. They deffo will match their internet prices, done it many times. My advice is look around the store for the model you fancy then go home and search for the best prices which could be anywhere tbh........... Yeah not saying they wont match some prices, but I got into a huge argument re them matching their own internet prices. The guy I started with didnt even know Pixmania is part of the same company. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: lazaroonie on August 09, 2010, 10:33:49 AM never had a problem with john lewis price matching, and the 'free' 5 year extended warranty works out pretty good.
Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: StuartHopkin on August 09, 2010, 11:26:45 PM never had a problem with john lewis price matching, and the 'free' 5 year extended warranty works out pretty good. Maybe its just me, they remember my little scamp like face from my Sony Centre days as a kid. Buying one of those LED Tv's. But Mr Lewis they have them at Richer Sounds £400 cheaper will you price match. Yes sir of course. Good Ill take one. You cant today, we will have to send someone in the week to check the price is on show and they have them in stock. Can you ring them. We dont do that. Can we go now. We dont do that. WTF? Are you real? Yes sir I am real. You can pay full price now, and come and collect the £400 IF we can confirm it during the week. Please die. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: EvilPie on August 10, 2010, 12:00:38 AM Had no problems getting currys to knock over £400 off a freezer to match their internet deal.
They didn't know about it but the guy just logged on to his pc and had a look for himself. Great service tbh and delivered in 2 days. Faultless for me. Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: gatso on August 10, 2010, 12:08:31 AM Had no problems getting currys to knock over £400 off a freezer to match their internet deal. They didn't know about it but the guy just logged on to his pc and had a look for himself. Great service tbh and delivered in 2 days. Faultless for me. freezers cost more than £400? Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: Woodsey on August 10, 2010, 12:09:15 AM Had no problems getting currys to knock over £400 off a freezer to match their internet deal. They didn't know about it but the guy just logged on to his pc and had a look for himself. Great service tbh and delivered in 2 days. Faultless for me. freezers cost more than £400? If you don't live like a student yes :D Title: Re: Bartering with High Street Shops? Post by: lazaroonie on August 10, 2010, 12:10:11 AM Had no problems getting currys to knock over £400 off a freezer to match their internet deal. They didn't know about it but the guy just logged on to his pc and had a look for himself. Great service tbh and delivered in 2 days. Faultless for me. freezers cost more than £400? if you want to store dead bodies in it, then yes |