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In response to "disagree, it costs me more to stock it in store than in my warehouse. nm -- nm" by groiny

And IMO, they are two different markets. You'd expect different markets to have different prices/demands/costs -- nm

Posted by con_carne Sep 15 '10, 13:33

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this I really disagree with. online vs brick shouldn't be compared as markets when discussing price. Raleigh vs NY maybe. -- nm - sycor Sep 15, 13:36 4
- If they are the same exact market, then why should a brick and mortar store bother having an online store? -- nm - con_carne Sep 15, 13:41 1
  - if I live in Raleigh and can into the store or order it online I'm in the same market. I don't charge markets because I sit at a keyboard. - sycor Sep 15, 13:44
- wrong, it's soooo much easier for someone to comparison shop online than in the store. Once someone leaves the store they probably won't come back. -- nm - zork Sep 15, 13:40 1
  - not in this day and age with smart phones. If I'm in Best Buy I scan an item and my phone tells me where I can get it cheaper (if I can). Or I can - sycor Sep 15, 13:45

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