You name how much you want to buy the items, and we will sell as long as that's above or equal to the cost. In store only, one chance only. You can find the same items in NickScali, and most of leather lounge shops in Australia. The product is from KuKa, the world's 2nd largest manufacturer for leather lounges.
Maybe shop around first, and come in store for your chance to grab the best deal.
No, try out and you will find out the difference.
No prices, just make an offer and so long as it's worth their while they'll sell. Sounds like every furniture/electronics retailer going, someone could even come up with a funky name for it like haggling.
Usual margin for furniture after whatever they called sales (big franchaise 40%, other retailers 25%), you work out how much you can save. We are giving out true cost price, but one week only, one guess only. Trying to make it fun for xmas.
How does the customer know that you're being honest in telling them what the cost price is?
I've worked in the furniture industry and I know for a fact that standard markup is higher than what's being stated, flat out lies right there!
No deal here. You won't sell unless the price is right. This is standard practice. Here, have a neg.
Not if some other competitors broke the rules first.
Anyone want popcorn?
I have plenty to go around
I don't get it. Where do you give out guess price etc? It's no where to be seen in the website
How is this a bargain? it looks like regular price matching?