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Re: high-end restraint at WM ?
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lugnet.market.shopping
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Sat, 23 Aug 2003 22:17:30 GMT
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In lugnet.market.shopping, Ray Sanders wrote:
> I did look at both. Thats what prompted the question. I suspect that WM may
> be tailoring the stocking (at the high end) based on which stores could the
> sell the stuff and which could not. I wondered when they would figure this
> out.
I just stopped by my local store and the only two shelf tags with prices
over $49.99 are the AT-TE and the NBA full-court game, neither of which are
really all that new as of this reset. And neither was in stock at this time.
Of course, I live in a town that's just barely big enough to justify having one
of each major nation-wide chain (excluding F.A.O.), and what I've found is that
Meijer and/or TRU usually had the largest sets first by a matter of weeks, so if
Wal-Mart wants people to actually wait a couple of weeks to buy the big sets
they're going to have to do a lot better than knocking a single buck off of the
MSRP.
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| (...) I did look at both. Thats what prompted the question. I suspect that WM may be tailoring the stocking (at the high end) based on which stores could the sell the stuff and which could not. I wondered when they would figure this out. (21 years ago, 23-Aug-03, to lugnet.market.shopping)
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