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Old Nov 9th 2011 | 7:30 am
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Originally Posted by Howefamily
They have replied to say that different markets have different prices (oh really?) and that they have to pay to import the goods. Wow - thats expensive import costs.
Naturally I paid tax on top here, but the GBP2.50 deodorant has tax included in England.... ggggggggrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

oh well - time to search out an alternative
Write back and tell them that their super high prices on the Italian market didn't work as that shop has since closed. If only they'd kept to the same ideal and targeted the student body, then the mums would have come along and word would have passed around and Il Bodyshop said with an awful Italian accent would at least have become an everyday beauty product. Idiots. I could have done better marketing and pubblicity with my eyes shut and my tongue cut off.
 
Old Nov 9th 2011 | 7:32 am
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Originally Posted by ultrarunner
What about people that have to work with you or those in the queue with you at any point in time?
What about them?
 
Old Nov 9th 2011 | 7:34 am
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Originally Posted by Alan2005
What about them?
They can smell you - and sometimes some people really stink.

But of course - if one doesn't care then it's just their nasal problem. Right?
 
Old Nov 9th 2011 | 7:39 am
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Originally Posted by Lorna at Vicenza
They can smell you - and sometimes some people really stink.

But of course - if one doesn't care then it's just their nasal problem. Right?
I wouldn't care, but then again I'm not a smelly person. Soap usually does the trick for me.
 
Old Nov 9th 2011 | 8:58 am
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Originally Posted by Lorna at Vicenza
Write back and tell them that their super high prices on the Italian market didn't work as that shop has since closed. If only they'd kept to the same ideal and targeted the student body, then the mums would have come along and word would have passed around and Il Bodyshop said with an awful Italian accent would at least have become an everyday beauty product. Idiots. I could have done better marketing and pubblicity with my eyes shut and my tongue cut off.
I did reply that a 100% markup did not justify an import cost and highlighted the tax included in the UK part too. No doubt I will hear nothing back now, makes me savage how companies try to rip off people if they think they can get away with it.
 
Old Nov 9th 2011 | 12:36 pm
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Originally Posted by Howefamily
I did reply that a 100% markup did not justify an import cost and highlighted the tax included in the UK part too. No doubt I will hear nothing back now, makes me savage how companies try to rip off people if they think they can get away with it.
At least the Body shop does US$ pricing equivalents and not mark it up even more just because we are in Canada, like some companies I know.

The markets are different here, it does mean some (lots of )stuff costs more - you wait 'til you see the price of cucumbers in February It's life, you just get on with it
 
Old Nov 10th 2011 | 12:22 am
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
At least the Body shop does US$ pricing equivalents and not mark it up even more just because we are in Canada, like some companies I know.

The markets are different here, it does mean some (lots of )stuff costs more - you wait 'til you see the price of cucumbers in February It's life, you just get on with it
Oh I have seen those prices. Yes it is life but doesnt mean that we have to lie back and accept it without saying we dont agree
 
Old Nov 10th 2011 | 5:24 am
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Oh I have seen those prices. Yes it is life but doesnt mean that we have to lie back and accept it without saying we dont agree
What are you going to do about it then? Out of curiosity. Start protesting? Refuse to buy?

In the store I work in, the prices all went up, we were told that if the customers complain, we are to explain that due to the recession, costs have gone up, therefore prices have risen, instead of cutting quality. Companies will come up with any plausible excuse.
 
Old Nov 10th 2011 | 5:46 am
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Originally Posted by Piff Poff
What are you going to do about it then? Out of curiosity. Start protesting? Refuse to buy?

In the store I work in, the prices all went up, we were told that if the customers complain, we are to explain that due to the recession, costs have gone up, therefore prices have risen, instead of cutting quality. Companies will come up with any plausible excuse.
The mind boggles at how a recession causes prices to increase or how customers accept that as a plausible excuse
 
Old Nov 10th 2011 | 6:40 am
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Originally Posted by Almost Canadian
The mind boggles at how a recession causes prices to increase or how customers accept that as a plausible excuse
Yeah I know, HO thinks it sounds good though. Some customers fall for it. I personally think it's because Canadians are just used to paying more so they (companies) fleece them more.

I read somewhere that the average spend per head was $100 more or so than in the USA - there is your answer there really - they have more disposable money - lets make them spend it
 
Old Nov 11th 2011 | 12:49 pm
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Given my job - teaching in gym and aerobics classes i am sweaty on and off all day long! Various showers and change of clothes!

I tend to use Dove roll on : solid stick

Also there are a couple of anti ps spray on in the mens section , cant remember names atm
 

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