All in pursuit of a bit more profit, not exactly surprising, and this explains a lot...
Looking though catalogs, websites, and suchlike the last couple of days I started thinking about how half the battle of buying stuff is simply knowing what stuff should cost.
The problem is a lot of businesses nowadays don't always tell the truth, especially where prices are concerned. For instance, a lot of products have highly inflated fictional list prices and are never intended to be sold anywhere near list. So, that $999 list chart plotter marked down to its sale price of $599 might seem like a deal but, in truth $599 really is the list price.
My advice is simply to try and sort out what stuff is worth to you and keep in mind what Dr House says...
Listening to Johnny Clegg & Savuka
So it goes...
