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It really depends on the industry. * Just a few months ago, I was able to buy something at Best Buy for only 10% more (~$30) than it would have cost to order f
by debacle 10y ago
It really depends on the industry.
* Just a few months ago, I was able to buy something at Best Buy for only 10% more (~$30) than it would have cost to order from Amazon.
* On the other hand, I purchased a part for my clothes drier at 400% markup because I needed the part right away.
* I bought a personal hygiene item on Overstock because it was 260% of the cost at Macy's.
* We just started buying shampoo from Amazon because it's far cheaper (33%) than from Walgreens.
* My wife buys all of our socks, underwear, and most of my children's clothes online for ~50% of the in-store price.
- coldtea 10y ago>Just a few months ago, I was able to buy something at Best Buy for only 10% more (~$30) than it would have cost to order from Amazon. Being "able" to buy 10% MORE doesn't sound like any kind of a deal. In fact, it sounds like the opposite...
- debacle 10y agoPaying a 10% surcharge to get something today vs in two days isn't terrible. I wouldn't have been shocked if Best Buy was 2x the cost.