Please excuse us if we sound a little
cynical about the well used tactic of 'Price Matching'.
Although the thought of
saving a few pounds will clearly sound tempting you are just about to be
sucked into a game by somebody who was actually trying to over-charge you
just moments ago!
In effect, what they are saying is...
"OK, now you've caught me I'll charge you the proper price!"
If underhanded tactics like this don't
insult your intelligence then please read no further.
However, cut-price shopping can often
mean cut-price service.
There's an old saying... "In life
there's never a free lunch." In part this applies to 'bargain
shopping'. If it's looks too good to be true it probably is. You
might end up with nothing but trouble.
Does the business offering cut price
shopping offer good customer service and backup?
Price is important to us all, but
don't let the rogue element mess with your hard earned money. If the
seller messes about with pricing or knows little about the product they offer then clearly your
money is their ONLY objective.
If you
really wish to participate in their ridiculous game then -
Caveat Emptor (Buyer beware!!)
We don't play games.
Great prices and customer attention have been part of our standard service for years.
We lead - Others follow
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