ᐅ Lowest Price Guarantee: Outsmarting a Marketing Gimmick

Created on: 27 Feb 2016 08:01
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Newbie123
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Newbie123
27 Feb 2016 08:01
Hello forum,

Yesterday, I purchased a kitchen from a large kitchen studio chain, featuring products from the company Burger and including Neff appliances. The price negotiations went well, and I was satisfied. However, when I mentioned that this so-called lowest price guarantee is really just a cheap marketing gimmick, the salesperson only smiled knowingly.

Challenge accepted!

Does anyone happen to know of a kitchen studio that would be willing to prepare a competitive offer for the exact same kitchen based on my detailed purchase contract? There has to be a way to beat these guys at their own game!

Best regards
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toxicmolotof
27 Feb 2016 21:35
Unfortunately not, unless appropriate compensation for the effort is provided.
Neige29 Feb 2016 07:31
Oh dear... you’ve already bought the kitchen. Who would then bother to calculate a kitchen for you just for fun? Besides, it’s not that simple because every studio has to calculate differently!

This sentence:
Newbie123 schrieb:
There must be a way to beat these people at their own game?!

bothers me a bit. It was up to you to get quotes from different studios. With all due respect, I personally find your request almost cheeky.
Above all, you probably allowed yourself to be tempted; otherwise, you wouldn’t have signed.
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Newbie123
29 Feb 2016 07:35
Yes, you are right. This topic can be considered closed.
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Bauexperte
29 Feb 2016 09:14
@Newbie123

Why should this thread be closed? Deleting it doesn’t help either, since Google and others don’t forget; or only do so upon explicit request.

Best regards, Bauexperte
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Newbie123
29 Feb 2016 09:18
Yes, okay, I stand by that.