Aldi

2e0arr

photome wrote: »

Are prices the same across all Aldi stores, they arent across most supermarket cahins

A Very good question

When i asked Aldi the answer was we don't know

Money-Saving-King

2e0arr wrote: »

I disagree Aldi and their corporate logistic team should have a dynamic approach to their business.

They should monitor and tweak and quickly change (dynamically) their business as often as soon and as quickly as necessary.

Adaptability is the key for success

I can recommend these to you in your high street shop your online business and your County show stalls. You could increase the sales of children toys starting at 50p and toy prams for dolls as well as the rest of your stock inventory for sale.

OMG the op thinks they're Mary Portas now!

earthstorm

2e0arr wrote: »

I can recommend these to you in your high street shop your online business and your County show stalls. You could increase the sales of children toys starting at 50p and toy prams for dolls as well as the rest of your stock inventory for sale.

Dont need to increase my prices as they are acceptable for a profit.

A prime example.

I saw a specific item in one of my wholesalers and purchased 2 of them approx £6 inc.vat each, so sold them at £15. the exact same item is sold at Argos for £35.99. now i purchased only 2 at £6 each and made a profit at £15, wonder how many Argos purchased and at what price. I bet a lot cheaper than £6 each.

I dont see the point in ripping customer off with OTT prices.

earthstorm

photome wrote: »

Are prices the same across all Aldi stores, they arent across most supermarket cahins

they wont be the same, just like car prices, house prices etc. these change with location

2e0arr

Money-Saving-King wrote: »

OMG the op thinks they're Mary Portas now!

What a great idea

Aldi get on the phone to her right away

earthstorm

2e0arr wrote: »

What a great idea

Aldi get on the phone to her right away

She wont do anything as their accounts show 100% their business model is working well

2e0arr

earthstorm wrote: »

they wont be the same, just like car prices, house prices etc. these change with location

do you know or are you guessing ?

Please try to to use facts

2e0arr

earthstorm wrote: »

Dont need to increase my prices as they are acceptable for a profit.

A prime example.

I saw a specific item in one of my wholesalers and purchased 2 of them approx £6 inc.vat each, so sold them at £15. the exact same item is sold at Argos for £35.99. now i purchased only 2 at £6 each and made a profit at £15, wonder how many Argos purchased and at what price. I bet a lot cheaper than £6 each.

I dont see the point in ripping customer off with OTT prices.

You are not trying to maximise your profits ?

Why not stop accepting debit cards and credit cards and pass on the saving to your customers ?

earthstorm

2e0arr wrote: »

do you know or are you guessing ?

Please try to to use facts

yes a 2 bed flat in north of england is average £80,000, but in london £196,000

2e0arr

earthstorm wrote: »

She wont do anything as their accounts show 100% their business model is working well

Maybe she will be able to help your business ? and increase the sales of children toys starting at 50p and toy prams for dolls as well as the rest of your stock inventory for sale.