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Hi all,

Don't know if this should be on this one, but didn;t know where to put it :confused: my son has just seen the above game advertised on the asda website for 39.97, but when he rang the store to check if they had some in stock, they said yes they had and it was £45, when he queried this, saying it was advertised on the website for £39.97, they asked the manager and the manager came back with, thats just the way it is :confused: Does anyone have any views on this......

Would love to here your comments

Happy sunday !

Bettyboop

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  • alanobrien
    alanobrien Posts: 3,309 Forumite
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    Hi all,

    Don't know if this should be on this one, but didn;t know where to put it :confused: my son has just seen the above game advertised on the asda website for 39.97, but when he rang the store to check if they had some in stock, they said yes they had and it was £45, when he queried this, saying it was advertised on the website for £39.97, they asked the manager and the manager came back with, thats just the way it is :confused: Does anyone have any views on this......

    Would love to here your comments

    Happy sunday !

    Bettyboop


    Only to say that its not unusual.
    PC World have lower www prices than in store prices
    as do Dixons Currys etc etc from time to time.

    If pushed they will state lower overheads of dispatch from a central wharehouse etc etc.......in reality its because their www prices have to be competitive with other www retailers.
  • Chriswil
    Chriswil Posts: 276 Forumite
    If you look at HMV's website they too advertise at £39.99, but the instore price is a lot higher. Cheapest is usually from the website, with a bit higher instore.
    Waddle you do eh?
  • slowen
    slowen Posts: 2,795 Forumite
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    Some shops also won't bother price matching their own website either as stated before that shops will argue the fact of higher overheads selling in a shop, if you ordered from PC World's website and go for store pickup option you would get it for the price advertised as on the net providing it is cheaper than the one in the shop
  • GibsonSt19
    GibsonSt19 Posts: 2,736 Forumite
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    Chriswil wrote:
    If you look at HMV's website they too advertise at £39.99, but the instore price is a lot higher. Cheapest is usually from the website, with a bit higher instore.

    Yes, I ordered from HMV at £35.99, but if you look around, you'll find a £5 off code. £34.99 is about the best you're going to find GRAW at.
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