I know there`s always an offer `up to` 50% off, but so do CP4Less: I applied the code and it worked out 37% cheaper. As CP4L also hav a 17% IIRC discount you`re talking 20% difference on a price that`s 55% higher. DFS sale syndrome?
ECP again
ECP again
Yet again bewildered at the price differences between ECP and Carparts4Less. May need to do the starter on my sister-in-law`s Punto tomorrow, so was just browsing for prices. A couple of quid, OK - but look at the prices for the Bosch unit:
I know there`s always an offer `up to` 50% off, but so do CP4Less: I applied the code and it worked out 37% cheaper. As CP4L also hav a 17% IIRC discount you`re talking 20% difference on a price that`s 55% higher. DFS sale syndrome?
I know there`s always an offer `up to` 50% off, but so do CP4Less: I applied the code and it worked out 37% cheaper. As CP4L also hav a 17% IIRC discount you`re talking 20% difference on a price that`s 55% higher. DFS sale syndrome?
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Re: ECP again
Hi Steve,
It's amazing that you can buy the Bosch and Lucas starters at CP4L for less than the price of the Bosch unit alone at ECP!
I understand that ECP have the overheads of retail shops, but surely that's not relevant for internet sales.
Andrew.
It's amazing that you can buy the Bosch and Lucas starters at CP4L for less than the price of the Bosch unit alone at ECP!
I understand that ECP have the overheads of retail shops, but surely that's not relevant for internet sales.
Andrew.
Re: ECP again
We worked out that CP4L was so much cheaper that we could just bin the old unit (surcharge £12, cost of postage £14) and it would still be way cheaper than ECP with the refund. All discounts used. Also it saves 2 trips into Trafford Park. Does seem a strange business model.