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MSRP vs. Invoice
Mendocino101:
Stagehand....
Enjoy your new spa...and do yourself a big favor disregard needaspa...he forgot to mention that the 1000's of dollars you can save.... was just a number that floats in the vastness of his empty head...you see he started his search long a go and still has not brought a spa.... because the price he feels is fair is only so to himself.... enjoy the new spa...it sounds like a nice tub
ndabunka:
He didn't even say WHICH Vita he bought. Just the number of people it seats. There's NO WAY needaspa can identify retail price from your statements. Sounds like you got what you were looking for in a name brand UNDER the magic $5K figure. That's not easy to do. Enjoy your spa. We don't have a lot of Vita owners here so please continue to come back and tell us how you like it after you've had it a while. Congrats!
Lori:
Yes, Congrats on the new spa!!!
Enjoy!!!
needaspa:
poolBOY,
'Stagehand is happy with his purchase and feels he paid a fair price that benefits both parties involved'
fair price - I dont think so! Paying full retail! Please stop talking like a greedy dealer!
'benefits both parties involved' - Yeah right! An intellectual comsumer is always looking for best price. What incentive is there for him to pay extra to benefit the dealer? Please dont say after the sale service, repairs, etc (typical trite sales tactics).
People, people, people - Any dealer can service any spa. Come on now, they are all the same mechanically!
needaspa:
dabunka,
'He didn't even say WHICH Vita he bought. Just the number of people it seats. There's NO WAY needaspa can identify retail price from your statements.'
It doesnt matter that I know that. Do the math! He paid 4700 for the spa. Spas have a markup in general of 75%. That is 3500 in markup. Allow a fair (an generous profit of 500) profit which leaves 3000 he left on the table for the dealer to buy his porsche!
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