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In response to
"Consumer Rpts had an article on this a couple issues back as well and concluded that many sales that stores have when they are solvent are better than"
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HdnAgnda
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It's not surprising. They use sale prices as loss leaders to get people in the stores and build customer loyalty. Those aren't so relevant now.
Posted by
pmb (aka pmb)
Jan 23 '09, 09:30
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The liquidator's job is maximize the value of the assets. If they can't sell stuff at this price they will begin to lower it.
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