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Sennheiser PX100 Headphones in the UK at £15.95!
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lipidicman
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Wow, and free delivery over £15 so, wow!
Wonder if these are the new ones?
Edit: hang on
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So who are we buying from?
Wonder if these are the new ones?
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| Originally Posted by amazon Availability: In Stock. Dispatched from and sold by accessory-shop. |
So who are we buying from?
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A third-party seller, therefore delivery is not free and the px-100 will be over £15. Edit: and its 'not retail packaged' whatever that is
| Originally Posted by lipidicman Wow, and free delivery over £15 so, wow! Wonder if these are the new ones? Edit: hang on So who are we buying from? |
A third-party seller, therefore delivery is not free and the px-100 will be over £15. Edit: and its 'not retail packaged' whatever that is
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OEM, or worse.
Amazon really risk their brand to sell for third parties? Now I remember why I never buy over the internet
| Originally Posted by DJShadow A third-party seller, therefore delivery is not free and the px-100 will be over £15. Edit: and its 'not retail packaged' whatever that is |
OEM, or worse.
Amazon really risk their brand to sell for third parties? Now I remember why I never buy over the internet
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It's certainly a case of buyer beware, however I must commend Amazon marketplace in general. It's great to fill your basket with £4.99 (or less) albums when Amazon sells each item for £15+.
| Originally Posted by lipidicman OEM, or worse. Amazon really risk their brand to sell for third parties? Now I remember why I never buy over the internet |
It's certainly a case of buyer beware, however I must commend Amazon marketplace in general. It's great to fill your basket with £4.99 (or less) albums when Amazon sells each item for £15+.
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I agree. I just bought a book from Marketplace for 1p new, which with postage came in at £2.76.
| Originally Posted by gsansite It's certainly a case of buyer beware, however I must commend Amazon marketplace in general. It's great to fill your basket with £4.99 (or less) albums when Amazon sells each item for £15+. |
I agree. I just bought a book from Marketplace for 1p new, which with postage came in at £2.76.
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Yeah, not convinced. I like to walk into a store where you can get a lot of stuff for £4.99 these days. If it is damaged you can just hand it back, if you dont like it you can swap it easy.
Anyhow for those not near a town centre I guess t'internet is a fun way to drain your wallet
| Originally Posted by gsansite It's certainly a case of buyer beware, however I must commend Amazon marketplace in general. It's great to fill your basket with £4.99 (or less) albums when Amazon sells each item for £15+. |
Yeah, not convinced. I like to walk into a store where you can get a lot of stuff for £4.99 these days. If it is damaged you can just hand it back, if you dont like it you can swap it easy.
Anyhow for those not near a town centre I guess t'internet is a fun way to drain your wallet
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