if you are out shopping and you knew one place was cheaper than an another, you would go to the cheaper place, no probs. But what about when it's the club shop?
there is a couple of books i fancy buying, one of which is £16.99 in the club shop , but only £10 on amazon. Do i still buy from the club shop so that the money is going to hibs, or do i pocket the £7 saving?
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30-11-2009 09:26 AM #1Testimonial Due
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club shop dilemma
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30-11-2009 09:28 AM #2@hibs.net private member
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I'd buy the cheaper book and save the cash.
If you feel guilty, spend the £7 on something else in the shop.
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I think even Rod Petrie would tell you to buy the cheaper option
As Mr Radge says go into the shop and buy something with your savings - everyones a winner!
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Ask the club shop if they price match
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IS there not 20% off in the club shop the now??
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Is that not only if you know the right people
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30-11-2009 11:29 AM #7@hibs.net private member
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Amazon. The club should try to be competitive rather than rely on loyalty.
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Spend the difference. Hibs must know that their prices won't be the cheapest, but I'd rather pay a decent price and then spend the difference than shell out.
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Most of the time. It's good that you know the right people eh Originally Posted by Number_10
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30-11-2009 12:03 PM #10@hibs.net private member
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cheapest option every time,.....while I love my club I think they get plenty form me already........season ticket, strips, etc etc...
If the shop isn't comeptitive then it can't expect subsidy from already hard pressed supporters. We're in a credit crunch........times are hard!
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Take the cheaper option, but anyone who thinks the club store should be able to compete with amazon and the likes are quite clearly off their rocker. Jeez, Borders books are going out the box cos they can't compete with amazon and the like! Originally Posted by Sudds_1
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If the shop isn't comeptitive then it can't expect subsidy from already hard pressed supporters. We're in a credit crunch........times are hard!
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Its handy for the Xmas presents. Originally Posted by Number_10
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30-11-2009 03:28 PM #13First Team Regular
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I'd rather give my money to hibs than give it to some big company and add to their already massive profits that benefit rich business men like...erm Rod Petrie for example...wait a minute
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