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I don't see this that often. Macys dot com is having a semiannual "Diamond Sale" jewelry sale... promo code DIAMOND
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con_carne
Sep 28 '11, 07:55
"Save 30-50% plus an extra 20% and an extra 10% off"
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Higher end jewelry at department stores tends to be much more expensive than from jewelry stores. So they're almost always on sale. -- nm
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pmb
Sep 28, 08:02
I wonder how much the original markup was though. It seems like a great deal, but Macys has basically become Sears with near-constant sales.
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Don Homer
Sep 28, 07:56
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I feel like most sales at Macy's excludes all their good stuff.
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Krusty
Sep 28, 08:07
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That's true of the One Day Sales, which I frequent. It's simply the stuff that wouldn't move during non-sale times.
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con_carne
Sep 28, 08:10
If it's at a price the customer likes, who cares how much the "markup" is? I'm a pretty cheap guy and I don't. -- nm
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con_carne
Sep 28, 08:07
plus markups on jewelry is ridic to begin with. -- nm
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znufrii
Sep 28, 08:00
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