West Coast Connection Forum
DUBCC - Tha Connection => West Coast Classics => Topic started by: 'DsR' on November 14, 2006, 09:46:48 PM
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i saw in a future shop flyer that doc's advocate is selling for only $9.99(Cdn)... which means its what, around 8 bucks american, he cant be making much money off this... or is it just some kinda promotion/
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I think there realising that the internet is hurting sells. Damn i remember buying cds for like 16.99 or like 19.99 not so long ago.
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retailers sometimes lower cost of a debuting CD that will get a lot of buys, just to get people in the building with hopes they buy something else. So that place is losing money, but hope that on your way out, you pick up some things to make up for it.
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lol. Fuck buying other things. Just gotta buy the one you're looking for. They tryna distract us and shit.
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lol. Fuck buying other things. Just gotta buy the one you're looking for. They tryna distract us and shit.
sneaky bastards
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it was $ 9.99 at target or buy two for $18
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retailers sometimes lower cost of a debuting CD that will get a lot of buys, just to get people in the building with hopes they buy something else. So that place is losing money, but hope that on your way out, you pick up some things to make up for it.
One stop shopping. No need to go to the record store anymore, when you have everything at Wal-Mart or Target. Hell K-Mart even has cheap cds. They are one of the main reasons these record stores cannot keep up. They can afford to sell it that cheap. Wal Mart and Best Buy sell HDTV's and computers for hundreds of dollars so they aint sweating low album sales. And if they are they will just drop the price again.
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retailers sometimes lower cost of a debuting CD that will get a lot of buys, just to get people in the building with hopes they buy something else. So that place is losing money, but hope that on your way out, you pick up some things to make up for it.
yup, its called "Loss Leader"
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Yea basically shops buy the album in bulk for a fixed price (getting a discount) then sell them for cheap, still making a fair bit of profit, this is meant to attract more people but im not sure if it works? Ino Tesco (supermarket) does this with ps2 games, i managed to bag my nu Pro Evo 6 for a mere £20 wen the RRp is £39.99....
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I think there realising that the internet is hurting sells. Damn i remember buying cds for like 16.99 or like 19.99 not so long ago.
i bought ugk screwed and chopped greatest hits 38 dollar a few weeks back, shit was wack
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I think there realising that the internet is hurting sells. Damn i remember buying cds for like 16.99 or like 19.99 not so long ago.
i bought ugk screwed and chopped greatest hits 38 dollar a few weeks back, shit was wack
damn, ain't that some shit.
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I think there realising that the internet is hurting sells. Damn i remember buying cds for like 16.99 or like 19.99 not so long ago.
i bought ugk screwed and chopped greatest hits 38 dollar a few weeks back, shit was wack
what!! did you mean the CD itself was wack or paying 38 bucks is wack? cuz that CD is the shit
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I ordered it online for 9.99 :) 8)
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i thought it wasn't good screwed up music, the dj didn't make a great job
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got it for 10.88, seemed good enough to me...
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Most nationally known cds are on sale for the first week here in the U.S. no matter what the genre is and Target is going to have a special edition of Blue Carpet Treatment when it drops next Tues. saw the sign for it yesterday in store.
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It's called a "sale." Sometimes stores do stuff like this.
From time to time.
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i thought it wasn't good screwed up music, the dj didn't make a great job
My thoughts exactly