Just a quick heads up for everyone, the Pendraken site will be offline for a couple of hours tonight while Matt does the updates for the price increase, so grab your last minute purchases now before they go up!
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Already done Leon, as I'm afraid that Nik and anyone else that bought By Fire and Sword at the "reduced" price were. According to my calculations £35 plus 10% P&P comes to £38.50, I just bought it from the same website at the non-reduced price of £38.50 and the P&P came to, oh yeah baby, nothing, zero, ziltch. Strange that, maybe I'm just cynical but WTF??
Website down! Not the Forum! NOT THE FORUM!
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Quote from: fsn on 31 January 2014, 08:40:55 PM
Website down! Not the Forum! NOT THE FORUM!
:'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(
Just the website! :D
Whew! #:-S
Quote from: GordonY on 31 January 2014, 08:17:03 PM
Already done Leon, as I'm afraid that Nik and anyone else that bought By Fire and Sword at the "reduced" price were. According to my calculations £35 plus 10% P&P comes to £38.50, I just bought it from the same website at the non-reduced price of £38.50 and the P&P came to, oh yeah baby, nothing, zero, ziltch. Strange that, maybe I'm just cynical but WTF??
Hmm... :-\
This appears to be the Amazon school of pricecutting. I've noticed that, when buying books from the Big A, Amazon quote a higher price with zero p & p, while the Book Depository (one of their subsidiaries) quotes a lower price, but with p & p that makes it up to Amazon's full price. Hmmmm. :-\ :-\ :-\
I had the same thing with mole traps for the fields last year.
"SAVE, SAVE, SAVE.....Less than half price !!".....and when I investigated/started to order some (absolute bargain, I thought).....Well blow me down....Instead of paying 'nothing' for the postage..which I had apparently done previously....The p&p had rocketed to the extent that they was no true difference in price.
I'm sure someone posted that this was a way that the seller could pay less in commission to Amazon.
Cheers - Phil.