Tiffany & Co. coupons?
12-01-06, 11:03 AM
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Are you kidding? I have never once seen (or even heard a rumor of) a Tiffany's coupon. With their stuff, you either pay the asking price or go elsewhere.
12-01-06, 03:06 PM
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Very funny thread title.
I did haggle at the last jewelry purchase I did. I suggest this: If you want to get a $200 pair of earrings, for example, look at them and a $70 pendant and a $150 pendant. Then say how you really like the earrings and ask if they could do something about the price.
Simple as that.
I only saved 10% but it took about 20 seconds of work.
12-04-06, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by The Bus
Very funny thread title.
I did haggle at the last jewelry purchase I did. I suggest this: If you want to get a $200 pair of earrings, for example, look at them and a $70 pendant and a $150 pendant. Then say how you really like the earrings and ask if they could do something about the price.
Simple as that.
I only saved 10% but it took about 20 seconds of work.
12-04-06, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by atari2600
how does that work? why would they give you 10% off the earings if you show interest in a cheaper pendant?
Because the sales person will often try and give you a break on the more expensive item to get you to buy it rather than you walking out with a cheaper item (especially if they work on commission)
