NCIX "Savings" aren't what they seem.
I'm shopping for a particular monitor and seen this monitor on "sale" for past couple of weeks on NCIX.
http://www.ncix.com/detail/lg-29uc97c-b ... 8-1012.htm
Now they state Regular price being $638.98 and the sale price being $569.99 telling you, SAVE $68.99 off our regular price so they say.
Shopping around for better prices I stumbled on various competitors
Direct Canada (sister site) not even on sale but reg price is: $543.58
http://www.directcanada.com/products/?s ... facture=LG
CanadaComputers: reg price: $579.00 Sale price: $519.00
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_ ... _id=085105
Why does NCIX always markup their prices higher then normal and then reduce it into "Savings" I notice this on ALOT of their sale products makes it hard to actually know how much you are actually saving.
Isn't this pretty much cheating your customers?
http://www.ncix.com/detail/lg-29uc97c-b ... 8-1012.htm
Now they state Regular price being $638.98 and the sale price being $569.99 telling you, SAVE $68.99 off our regular price so they say.
Shopping around for better prices I stumbled on various competitors
Direct Canada (sister site) not even on sale but reg price is: $543.58
http://www.directcanada.com/products/?s ... facture=LG
CanadaComputers: reg price: $579.00 Sale price: $519.00
http://www.canadacomputers.com/product_ ... _id=085105
Why does NCIX always markup their prices higher then normal and then reduce it into "Savings" I notice this on ALOT of their sale products makes it hard to actually know how much you are actually saving.
Isn't this pretty much cheating your customers?