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23. juni 2011, 23:51:35 Emne: on-line price comparison Modifisert av Bernice (24. juni 2011, 01:41:10)  don't really have to as money isnt a problem when I want something...If I cant afford it I save until I do. I do all my bargaining face to face. Google and I aren't friends.....we are mere aquaintances, so Im not a *fibber* 24. juni 2011, 01:30:58 Emne: Re: we are mere aquaintances, so Im not a *fibber* Modifisert av Mort (24. juni 2011, 01:43:10) Bernice: "I do all my bargaining face to face." I do both. Online and face to face. But that the same item can vary (eg pool) by about £35 shows the reliance some shops on people being lazy with money. And that is not generally part of the British psyche. I've noticed that there are seasons to the prices on some items, which suggests that at 'peak' season time... we are being ripped off. Especially after the bank situation... I object to that. |
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