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dave Premium Member join:2000-05-04 not in ohio	dave to broknsymetry Premium Member 2021-Jul-9 9:23 pm to broknsymetry Re: Power switch question The pricing's great - $7 each. But if you need more than one, you can buy a 3-pack for only $25.
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Msradell Premium Member join:2008-12-25 Louisville, KY	Msradell Premium Member 2021-Jul-10 2:52 pm said by dave: The pricing's great - $7 each. But if you need more than one, you can buy a 3-pack for only $25. Yes, that's more creative pricing by Amazon. $7 each so $7x3= $21 or you can get a 3 pack for $25! Makes a lot of sense doesn't it?
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broknsymetry Futue Te Ipsum Premium Member join:2003-06-27 THE VOID	broknsymetry Premium Member 2021-Jul-10 2:57 pm That is like my grandfather's store, hot dogs 20¢ each or 4 for a dollar. He sold a lot more dogs for the dollar price.
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dave Premium Member join:2000-05-04 not in ohio	dave to Msradell Premium Member 2021-Jul-10 3:26 pm to Msradell quote: that's more creative pricing by Amazon. Does Amazon or the vendor set prices? I supposed it to be the vendor.
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leibold MVM join:2002-07-09 Sunnyvale, CA Netgear CG3000DCR ZyXEL P-663HN-51	leibold to broknsymetry MVM 2021-Jul-10 3:30 pm to broknsymetry Retailers count on that "save in bulk" instinct of customers. In some places it is now required for retailers to also display the "per unit" pricing to make it easier for consumers to make price comparisons (you may need a magnifying glass at times to see it). I see many examples of the bulk package being more expensive then the individual unit at the grocery stores.
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LazMan Premium Member join:2003-03-26 Welland, ON	LazMan Premium Member 2021-Jul-10 5:01 pm People are dumb Years ago, A&W launched a 1/3 pound burger to compete against McDonald's quarter pounder... It didn't sell well, as a frightening number of people thought the quarter pound patty was larger and therefore a better value.
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SparkChaser Premium Member join:2000-06-06 Downingtown, PA	SparkChaser Premium Member 2021-Jul-10 5:08 pm Well 4>3.
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Msradell Premium Member join:2008-12-25 Louisville, KY	Msradell to leibold Premium Member 2021-Jul-11 5:31 pm to leibold said by leibold: Retailers count on that "save in bulk" instinct of customers. In some places it is now required for retailers to also display the "per unit" pricing to make it easier for consumers to make price comparisons (you may need a magnifying glass at times to see it). I see many examples of the bulk package being more expensive then the individual unit at the grocery stores. Yes, consumers in general are very stupid, they see a quantity of an item like this or a bigger box and immediately think "it's cheaper" when in many cases it's not. I personally wish that every state would have a law requiring the unit price on everything that's sold!
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DrStrange Technically feasible Premium Member join:2001-07-23 Bristol, CT	DrStrange Premium Member 2021-Jul-11 5:36 pm That and enact some creative penalties for anyone who tries to pull this stuff. Bring back the stocks and leave people work gloves and rotten fruit to throw.
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