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100% retailer markup is the norm, no? and also, they made their name as a discount bookseller and still have the best price on books, correct? So presuming the
by marstall 4y ago
100% retailer markup is the norm, no?
and also, they made their name as a discount bookseller and still have the best price on books, correct? So presuming they're not marking books up 100%
- yardie 4y agoMore like 200%-900% on a lot of items. When I was a sales associate at big box retail the big ticket items were sold nearly at cost (~10%). The addons were where the money was made and fat commissions. If you were selling Playstations the charging stands, USB cables, HDMI cables cost the store a few cents but marked up $10-$50.
- scarface74 4y agoI use to work at Radio Shack in college. You would be surprised by the retail vs wholesale prices of accessories and small ticket items. But simple question. How much do you think movie theaters and restaurants pay for food and especially fountain drinks?