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#27
I know they let you use your RewardZone card online but are RewardZone prices good online also?
I really want to get 3rd Rock from the Sun and Gilligan's Island for that price. I have the others.
I really want to get 3rd Rock from the Sun and Gilligan's Island for that price. I have the others.
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Originally Posted by bigjim25
I know they let you use your RewardZone card online but are RewardZone prices good online also?
I really want to get 3rd Rock from the Sun and Gilligan's Island for that price. I have the others.
I really want to get 3rd Rock from the Sun and Gilligan's Island for that price. I have the others.
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Originally Posted by Corvin
Thanks for the prices. Was hoping to get a deal on Errol Morris's work...and now I'm wondering if the B&Ms will even carry it.
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"The Jerk" is the 26th Anniversary Edition, I would assume. If so, that's a pretty solid price ($12.99 at CC). Thanks Big Worms and The Successful Dropout.
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#35
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Seriously, I wonder how much money this forum has saved me. I picked up a RZ membership for free thanks to a post on this very forum. Now I'm saving $ with these sale prices. This past week I loaded up on PS2 GH titles (2 for $22). Now season sets. What I'm saying is thanks to everyone who posts here.
#36
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Originally Posted by madcougar
Seriously, I wonder how much money this forum has saved me. I picked up a RZ membership for free thanks to a post on this very forum. Now I'm saving $ with these sale prices. This past week I loaded up on PS2 GH titles (2 for $22). Now season sets. What I'm saying is thanks to everyone who posts here.
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Originally Posted by Dabaomb
a lot of stores advertise product at regular price just to let ppl know that it's available. Products that are advertised increase sales even if it's regular price.
Im sure stores advertise at MSRP once in a while, but if they were to only advertise at MSRP eventually Im sure they would go out of business as they are advertising that they aren't competitive.
#38
The "American Psycho" that is pictured in the Target ad is the rated version. But when I was there yesterday, all I could find was the new version, so hopefully that's the one that is really on sale.
#41
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Originally Posted by Buford T Pusser
There are a lot of dumb people that think if something is in a sale ad it must be on sale.
#42
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Originally Posted by Mhepburn20
That's extraordinarily close to a personal attack, even if you didn't single someone out, at least two us on here have posted that it doesn't make sense to advertise MSRP and then you post this.
Are you serious???? How? How was I calling you dumb? Did you think I was challenging your statement that advertising MSRP did not make sense?
You wrote:
Someone wanna explain why Target is charging MSRP for Mary Tyler Moore SHow season 2 AND ADVERTISING it. That just makes no sense
I then explained why it makes sense to the stores to sometimes do that.
Maybe you should read what I wrote again:
There are a lot of dumb people that think if something is in a sale ad it must be on sale.
That's my reasoning about why they put high prices in ads sometimes. How is it an attack on you?
Where does your statement say "it's in the sale ad so it's on sale and I'll buy it. Duuurrrrrrrrrrr"?
Mhepburn20-the first person to ever accuse me of being extraordinarily close to making a personal attack.
But it's cool because I still can say that no one has accused me of actually making a personal attack.
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I appreciate the honor you have bestowed on me (I'm #1! I'm #1), I will however send you a quick e-mail to explain myself (so as to not clutter the thread, sorry folks). Perhaps I am just being overly sensitive.
Last edited by Mhepburn20; 07-25-05 at 06:03 AM. Reason: Reads much better, could have come across as sarcasm the original way.
#44
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All Buford was trying to say is that some people (the J6P's of the world) aren't as savvy as us about what the retail price actually is, or even when stuff comes out. So, when they see the ad, they think "Wow, I didn't know this was coming out! And it's on sale too!" So they go and pick it up.
#47
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Originally Posted by Shagrath
All Buford was trying to say is that some people (the J6P's of the world) aren't as savvy as us about what the retail price actually is, or even when stuff comes out. So, when they see the ad, they think "Wow, I didn't know this was coming out! And it's on sale too!" So they go and pick it up.
Damn. Why didn't I saw it that way?
An example would be my sister. She's very smart and makes around $300K per year. She probably has 500 DVDs, many of them TV box sets. I was telling her about DDD and she said she just gets everything at Target because it's on sale the first week. Oi.
I think she knows she could save some bucks but she doesn't want to bother looking around for deals. She would just prefer to grab it when she sees it on her weekly shopping trip to Target.
#49
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Originally Posted by Buford T Pusser
Damn. Why didn't I saw it that way?
An example would be my sister. She's very smart and makes around $300K per year. She probably has 500 DVDs, many of them TV box sets. I was telling her about DDD and she said she just gets everything at Target because it's on sale the first week. Oi.
I think she knows she could save some bucks but she doesn't want to bother looking around for deals. She would just prefer to grab it when she sees it on her weekly shopping trip to Target.
An example would be my sister. She's very smart and makes around $300K per year. She probably has 500 DVDs, many of them TV box sets. I was telling her about DDD and she said she just gets everything at Target because it's on sale the first week. Oi.
I think she knows she could save some bucks but she doesn't want to bother looking around for deals. She would just prefer to grab it when she sees it on her weekly shopping trip to Target.
#50
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Originally Posted by Sweet Baby James
When you make $300K a year, you don't have to scour the ends of the Earth to save every last dime on a DVD. BTW, is she currently single?