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Black Friday - Rubish Alert

outlooks · 2015-11-27 08:45:07

Most shops in Ireland are making discounts on "rubish". Also note that original price is increased just so that a 5% discount looks like 40%.

27-11-2015 8:45am

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Most shops in Ireland are making discounts on "rubish". Also note that original price is increased just so that a 5% discount looks like 40%.

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#2 27-11-2015 8:49am

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outlooks wrote: »

Most shops in Ireland are making discounts on "rubish". Also note that original price is increased just so that a 5% discount looks like 40%.

You'll post details of your extensive research, of course?

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#3 27-11-2015 8:55am

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Not too hard to prove the OP is correct - have a look at any cost trends on Amazon (with camelizer) and you will see that a lot of prices get bumped in September in anticipation of the amazing 'deals' they are going to give you today. It's simple commerce.

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#4 27-11-2015 9:40am

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Not specific to Dublin City.

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