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WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 07 Dec 2014, 15:54
by thesmi
any one selling a new photon xt for sub £300 please, as ive seen these new for 320 on the staling directiory
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 08 Dec 2014, 14:59
by Hutchey
good luck with that buddy.
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 08 Dec 2014, 17:16
by thesmi
They are being sold for this price every so often. ....trade price is less
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 08 Dec 2014, 18:26
by punky
Let me know when you find a load at that price

Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 08 Dec 2014, 21:52
by thesmi
There was some on stalking directory....but all sold
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 08 Dec 2014, 23:21
by Gloop
That's cuz I bought the last one.....

Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 09 Dec 2014, 07:54
by thesmi
Goes to show it's all they are worth and how greedy the dealers are. ....He still would had been making money on that too........also saw a load on Facebook at same price just I didn't want one at the time and now decided that's what will do the job
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 09 Dec 2014, 09:20
by Mini Magnum
He'd of made £20 on each one, minus his payment processing fee say £10 and delivery if included. May as well of just gave them away.

Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 09 Dec 2014, 10:13
by Marky610
thesmi wrote:Goes to show it's all they are worth and how greedy the dealers are. ....He still would had been making money on that too........also saw a load on Facebook at same price just I didn't want one at the time and now decided that's what will do the job
The mark up on these is very small, 15% IIRC. Are you saying people shouldn't make a living and be able to pay their overheads?
Re: WTD photon xt for sub £300
Posted: 09 Dec 2014, 12:17
by thegogg
Marky610 wrote:thesmi wrote:Goes to show it's all they are worth and how greedy the dealers are. ....He still would had been making money on that too........also saw a load on Facebook at same price just I didn't want one at the time and now decided that's what will do the job
The mark up on these is very small, 15% IIRC. Are you saying people shouldn't make a living and be able to pay their overheads?
I'm sure you mean 15% profit margin and not 15% mark up as a 15% mark up would yield a smaller than 15% profit margin.....but even a 15% profit margin in retail sales is very, very small so I'm sure they're making a fair bit more than that at a RRP of £399.
At the moment on these it more to do with the supply and demand principle as demand is currently far outstripping supply meaning retailers can generally ask a higher selling price.