Best B&M price for HP #5??
06-19-03, 10:36 AM
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Best B&M price for HP #5??
Was just wondering what the best B&M price you've found for Potter #5? I know Target has it advertised for $16.88 but expect others (Walmart) to try and beat that. What have you found??
06-19-03, 03:04 PM
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Target's price is the best I've seen ... I guess it depends if you have a target in your local competitive market. I don't, so I assume it the book will be more expensive at my local Walmart. It looks like the standard for this book (which only the big chains can really afford) is a 40% markdown ... or 17.xx.
06-20-03, 08:05 AM
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Mainly for Brits
Some B&M shops in the UK seem to be discounting.
I've noticed one locally (Hammick's/Ottakar's) that has advertised it for £9-99 (UKP) for the first week only.
I think WH Smith's were quoting £11-99 and I can imagine that the supermarkets will be highly competitive: Tesco had it on the web half-price so one can imagine that they and Asda will be head-to-head this weekend!
I've noticed one locally (Hammick's/Ottakar's) that has advertised it for £9-99 (UKP) for the first week only.
I think WH Smith's were quoting £11-99 and I can imagine that the supermarkets will be highly competitive: Tesco had it on the web half-price so one can imagine that they and Asda will be head-to-head this weekend!
06-20-03, 08:37 AM
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Originally posted by MurraySiskind
B&N is 40% off, unless you have one of their Reader's Advantage cards, then its 50%.
B&N is 40% off, unless you have one of their Reader's Advantage cards, then its 50%.
-Kirsten
