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H Sports (Sports Direct) Sale Carlow

  • 02-01-2017 10:19pm
    #1
    Royal Legend
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    Went into H Sports in Carlow today, must be the first time that prices go up rather than down for a sale :rolleyes:

    One example, Yellow Liverpool away top reduced seemingly from €95 to €65, I have been in the shop plenty of times lately and the dearest this top has been is €70 and I have seen it at €65 before, but never ever €95,

    This was just one example, plenty more that i saw in the store including Irish rugby jerseys reduced from €93 ???? to €73

    I thought that there was some sort of consumer law in relation to sales and false advertising


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  • #2
    ED E
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    They've been caught in the UK and keep doing it. New stock is instantly 40% off though it has to be on sale for 30 days before a discount can be displayed.

    Scummer company.


  • #3
    Gatling
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    SD selling it on line for €53
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  • #4
    Royal Legend
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    Gatling wrote: »
    SD selling it on line for €53

    (SD) Sports Direct own H Sports as far as I am aware


  • #5
    TheDriver
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    They are appalling shops since they took over heatons, constant Sale. Lot of their own brands are pure crap quality e.g. Firetrap, Dunlop, slazenger, Pierre cardin


  • #6
    whippet
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    TheDriver wrote: »
    Lot of their own brands are pure crap quality e.g. Firetrap, Dunlop, slazenger, Pierre cardin

    these were defunt brands that SD purchased and then started producing again.

    There was a decent documentary done on them by either Dispatches or Panorama a couple of years back. In essence they use the constant SALE crap to attract the consumers who haven't the intelligence or cop-on to see through it.


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  • #7
    ED E
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    whippet wrote: »
    to attract the consumers who haven't the intelligence or cop-on to see through it.

    Well, if you look at their stock its pretty clear they don't target mensa members. :pac:


  • #8
    ben.schlomo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,396 ✭✭✭✭ben.schlomo


    whippet wrote: »
    these were defunt brands that SD purchased and then started producing again.

    There was a decent documentary done on them by either Dispatches or Panorama a couple of years back. In essence they use the constant SALE crap to attract the consumers who haven't the intelligence or cop-on to see through it.

    There are millions of them out there so it will long continue.


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