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> > If this guy is so honest how come his pricing is all x GST??
>
> That is normal practise if your primary market is GST-registered
> businesses.

Even if it isn't, PB Tech would be significant and prominent
competition, and they often headline ex GST prices.

Regards, John

Mutley wrote:

> Oh yeah. Tell me another one.. Primary selling to business?? I
> don't think so. Just a ploy to make his product look cheaper than
> retail. They should do the same here as they do in Ozz and make all
> retail advertizing GST inc..

why? most people smart enough to be buying computer components are smart
enough to be GST registered

On Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:01:41 +1200, Mutley wrote:

>>> If this guy is so honest how come his pricing is all x GST??
>>
>>That is normal practise if your primary market is GST-registered
>>businesses.
>
> Oh yeah. Tell me another one.. Primary selling to business?? I don't
> think so. Just a ploy to make his product look cheaper than retail.
> They should do the same here as they do in Ozz and make all retail
> advertizing GST inc..

I think you'll find that more businesses purchase computers - and in
greater quantities - than do home users.


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On Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:57:16 +1200, Mutley wrote:

> Sweetpea <> wrote:
>
>>On Mon, 23 Aug 2010 19:01:41 +1200, Mutley wrote:
>>
>>>>> If this guy is so honest how come his pricing is all x GST??
>>>>
>>>>That is normal practise if your primary market is GST-registered
>>>>businesses.
>>>
>>> Oh yeah. Tell me another one.. Primary selling to business?? I
>>> don't think so. Just a ploy to make his product look cheaper than
>>> retail. They should do the same here as they do in Ozz and make all
>>> retail advertizing GST inc..
>>
>>I think you'll find that more businesses purchase computers - and in
>>greater quantities - than do home users.
>
> Not from little stores in the suburbs..

Businesses will purchase from other businesses - especially from
businesses owned by people they know!


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