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Cannot believe this price diffrence !
zartub
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HOTPOINT EW74G Electric Cooker in curry's £649.00 on dixons website £400.00- tesco £440.00- hughes electrical £380.00 wow that is some price differences compared to currys what a rip ! :eek:
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Come on mate, give us a bit of credit, i could smell Spam before i even opened this!The Summer Holiday of a Lifetime0
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Shopping results for HOTPOINT EW74G
Hotpoint EW74G electric cooker
£440.00 new - Tesco.com
Hotpoint EW74G Twin Electric Cooker - Collect and Connect.
£604.99 new - Argos
Hotpoint EW74G
£382.00 new - Hughes DirectBlackpool_Saver is female, and does not live in Blackpool0 -
Probably on establishment for a promo. I don't like doing that, but it's a fact of life..Squirrel!If I tell you who I work for, I'm not allowed to help you. If I don't say, then I can help you with questions and fixing products. Regardless, there's still no secret EU law.
Now 20% cooler0 -
its £649 in currys look for myourself.Blackpool_Saver wrote: »Shopping results for HOTPOINT EW74G
Hotpoint EW74G electric cooker
£440.00 new - Tesco.com
Hotpoint EW74G Twin Electric Cooker - Collect and Connect.
£604.99 new - Argos
Hotpoint EW74G
£382.00 new - Hughes Direct0 -
Yes I went straight to google and saw it....Blackpool_Saver is female, and does not live in Blackpool0
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HOTPOINT EW74G Electric Cooker in curry's £649.00 on dixons website £400.00- tesco £440.00- hughes electrical £380.00 wow that is some price differences compared to currys what a rip ! :eek:
NEWSFLASH - we live in a free market economy.
TOP TIP: Don't buy from Currys if it is more expensive.0 -
Equaliser123 wrote: »TOP TIP: Don't buy from Currys if it is more expensive.
Thats the bit I didn't quite get from the original post! Why don't they get it from the cheapest place then!!!!!!!0 -
the point I was making was that this appears to be a genuine post by the OP........Blackpool_Saver is female, and does not live in Blackpool0
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Look, surely this is SPAM for Hughes Electricals. Please ignore0
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This post reminds me of the time I was looking for a new washing machine.
I saw a decent looking LG one in a local appliance retailers on sale at £400 , I asked about a deal on the price and the salesman promised me that was the cheapest I'd be able to find that model on sale for ANYWHERE and I was welcome to use his PC to check the price of it at Currys.
I declined his offer and returned home , within a few minutes I had found it for sale at £315 delivered.
P.s. Speaking of Currys
I was in Currys a few weeks back looking at camcorders , a salesman came up and asked the usual " Can I help you sir ? " I replied " No thanks , I'm just checking out the camcorders but I'll be buying one online as usually anything sold in Currys can be found a lot cheaper elsewhere "
That's about all I will go into Currys for , to actually see the items in the flesh before buying elsewhere.0
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