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    Quote Originally Posted by kidmac42 View Post
    Fuck me! I'm payin 80 a pound here in central.
    Problem is that no one else within an hour or so drive sells it.
    Him at the sport shop in Alex is normally not bad on prices. And 45 south is a little over an hour from Alex.
    But if you go to dunners you can go right past his door...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Wirehunt View Post
    Him at the sport shop in Alex is normally not bad on prices. And 45 south is a little over an hour from Alex.
    But if you go to dunners you can go right past his door...
    yes normally I would agree with you. Normally him and her at that shop look after me better than a lot of other retailers do. But this thread is showing huge price descrepencys between retailers and suppliers etc.
    I do not know of or where 45 south is and certainly do not travel to 'dunners' . i do have a couple of freinds in pest control so will be discussing said situation with them when they next come home out of the scrub for a hot feed and shower.
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    Ya can't park there mate.

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    It is a free market. Each retailer has to generate enough income to keep themselves in business. To stock any item one has to consider how often it turns over.

    We all want the lowest price and we want a convenient retailer near where we live. Sometimes you can't have both of those.

    Hands up if you've bypassed NZ retailers to save money. In doing that you've increased the prices of the locally stocked items.
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    Very true. I keep shopping local because you get more than just the purchase. Him and her have been invaluable to me for knowledge, smithing,service and general yarns and giggles. I am finding this thread a little odd is all
    Ya can't park there mate.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Cyclops View Post
    It is a free market. Each retailer has to generate enough income to keep themselves in business. To stock any item one has to consider how often it turns over.

    We all want the lowest price and we want a convenient retailer near where we live. Sometimes you can't have both of those.

    Hands up if you've bypassed NZ retailers to save money. In doing that you've increased the prices of the locally stocked items.
    Sorry Cyclops but it's a free market didn't you say? Bypassing them is the reality of a free market and the age of internet. If you remember the time prior to parallel importing etc you will realise that the non-free market did not result in lower prices, better service etc (quite the opposite). Unfortunately with many retailers price is often decided by the landlords and their outrageous rent demands. Also shipping things like powder to NZ is nasty expensive.
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    Quote Originally Posted by 300CALMAN View Post
    ...many retailers price is often decided by the landlords and their outrageous rent demands. ....
    The bigger issue for much hobby stuff in NZ is the price gouging the official importers do. My local shop often apologizes for not being able to offer a competitive price relative to imported stuff and they've even shown me their costs at times.

    That's why I brought back 1200 projectiles from the US a few months ago. Saved --heaps--.
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    "NZ is the price gouging the official importers do" this is my experience/suspicion.
    "I do not wish to be a pawn or canon fodder on the whims of MY Government"

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    Quote Originally Posted by steven View Post
    "NZ is the price gouging the official importers do" this is my experience/suspicion.
    Yes there is that also. Between them and the land lords it's hard going.
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