Hi,
I just wondered if it makes sense to correct something like this:
Varigate 4+ is listed with a street price of € 258:
on schneidersladen.de its currently available for € 318
i found some notes about including/excluding vat in this thread
street price of € 258 may was true some time ago but in my opinion the street price should be changed to € 318
Do you agree?
Hi Modular01,
Yes, I agree here with you. Some of the prices aren't realistic (any more). So if it's editable, go ahead and update it.
Kind regards, Garfield.
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Schneidersladen is often expensive compared to others and they don't make good prices even for loyal customers.
"even 5% is hard for us to do in this times" ... come on ... i know people who work(ed) there and i know the prices THEY get.
To give 10% to loyal customers would not be a problem at all.
The prices on the modulargrid module sites are always much too low, i have no idea where that comes from. Just ignore it.
Schneidersladen is often expensive compared to others and they don't make good prices even for loyal customers.
"even 5% is hard for us to do in this times" ... come on ... i know people who work(ed) there and i know the prices THEY get.
To give 10% to loyal customers would not be a problem at all.
-- hookedagain
I don’t personally find Schneidersladen more expensive. When it comes to European brands of modules, I find them (and Thomann) cheaper to be frank. Bear in mind that most prices on European sites are inclusive of VAT ( 19 or 20%) while American sites do not include any sales tax.
Being outside the EU, I don’t pay the VAT and modules (EU and US manufactured) can be imported duty free to where I live. Customs locally only collects a 5% federal tax and there is a small brokerage fee to clear it through customs.
As far as Modular Grid is concerned, I never paid attention to the prices listed on modules and to maintain it up-to-date would have to be a nightmare.
