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Cheapest Harry Potter Book Inc P & P £10.94
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i got mine at 12:01 at my local tesco's for £10.00, my sister decieded to wait for the asda copy but apparently our local asda sold out withing an hour of opening, so she missed out! ha!0
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Got my Harry Potter book for a fiver delivered free from Asda online!!!0
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Morrisons £5
Loads there too.
Just need to go and buy the other 6 now, hehe!0 -
so much for pre-ordering and saving money! Will not pre-order a book again, ordered it months ago for 17.99£ and 1.95£ postage, haven't recieved so bought one from morrisons for 5£.0
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as per my other post , costco, £4.98 plenty in stock in my local one.0
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Bought it from Sainsburys for £8.87 (or similar).
ASDA had none left and said the next lot of stock would be the same price as sainsburys, and i have no morrisons near me.
So i'll be reading for the next couple of weeks.
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I see someone has already posted this,but I noticed it at my local branch today.
Looks like these stores are all going to make quite a loss on these books with the price war going on,I belive it costs them almost £9 per book to buy in.
Anyway,I haven't read any of the books, but seen all the films, so a bit behind on the story line.
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Not sure i believe it costs them £9?0
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I do believe it's £9, I work for a publisher, and the mark-up on books isn't that great. I do feel very sorry for the book stores, These one off 'biggies' are their rare chance of a quick profit, running a book shop isn't easy, stock prices are high and profit margins aren't great, combined with their council rates and rent to pay. Every local independent book store in our area has gone to the wall. Tesco and Morrisons etc. can afford to take the loss, just to get you in the door, in the end they will take away all our choices.
But still, why would anyone pay more than they have to? If I earnt more, maybe I would afford myself principles!0 -
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