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Thread: Appliance Retailers - Best Deal
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6th April 2007, 03:52 PM #1
Appliance Retailers - Best Deal
Hi,
House renos going well.
We have selected the kitchen appliances and need to shop around. I want to package them all together to get a deal. I'll try Winnings, Harvey Norman and Bing Lee.
Does anyone else have any other suggestions of where to try? It would all have to be delivered to Sydney NSW.
Cheers
Seth
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6th April 2007, 04:08 PM #2
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6th April 2007, 04:57 PM #3
Try The Good Guys.
I have gotten good prices from them on a fridge and washing machine and they will usually knock a bit off the asking price if you pay cash.
Cheers
RobMost people who think know that I'm crazy.
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6th April 2007, 05:00 PM #4
Join Choice and get them to get the best price for you. It's a free service once you're a member.
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6th April 2007, 05:56 PM #5
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The thing to do/ask is:
What's the best price you can do if I buy today - offer to pay cash if you need to secure a good deal.
Be prepared to walk away though if the price doesn't come down to a level you want to pay.
Aussies don't know how to ask for the best price possible, for cars they will as they will for houses but when it comes to smaller items people are still paying full retail prices.
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6th April 2007, 05:58 PM #6
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So with this, go anywhere, the bigger places will have more of a mark up so they can move more with the price. Don't just limit yourself to a few larger places, you may be surprised who will try and beat whose prices.
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7th April 2007, 12:32 AM #7
I wouldn't necessarily package everything together to try and get a better deal. I tend to find if I do it item by item then I can get a pretty decent reduction as long as I am willing to put in the footwork.
We bought the white goods for our house after we horse traded between retailers for each item. And then when we had a good low price for everything we took that back to the retailers and said what else can you knock off if we buy the lot here. (remember to include GST and delivery)
I find it's the things that you didn't think about buying that you get caught on. Like a range hood for instance - they come separate so it's good to know the price of those.
Also it's good to know your sizes, capacities and motors. So you can compare apples with apples.There was a young boy called Wyatt
Who was awfully quiet
And then one day
He faded away
Because he overused White
Floorsanding in Canberra and Albury.....
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10th April 2007, 03:28 PM #8
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I firmly believe that any item in an electrical goods store can come down by 10% at a minimum with no detrimental effect on the profitability of the store. I will not buy at all whatsoever unless I get this at a minimum. I will walk out, and will do so for weeks until I get what I want at the price I want. I buy once and I buy good quality. I always pay credit card. Cash only gives an extremely small percentage advantage to a store. Merchant fees on credit card may be less than 1%. Anyway that's my experience.
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1st May 2007, 10:53 PM #9
Hi Guys, just an update to let you all know we went with Winnings. There quote was the best by a country mile.
Renovations are going well, you can check out the photos here:
http://www.heavydutymedia.com/OurRen...s/Welcome.html
Kitchen is about 7 weeks away. Floor and new cedar windows go in next week.
Cheers
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3rd May 2007, 11:47 PM #10
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Hi All,
I've just registered on the forum but have been looking on here on and off for about a year. Basically since I started renovating our house.
Anyway just thought I'd offer my 2 cents worth for anyone else who might be looking for a good deal on electrical appliances. We saved a good deal of money through Seconds World at Auburn in Sydney. Everything we've bought so far is brand new but was slashed in price, usually because the packaging had been damaged. The sales guy that we dealt with (Keith) was excellent....worth checking out if your in the market.....
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