Clean It Up
UK Floor Cleaning Forum => Carpet Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: MAX Carpets on March 30, 2011, 08:48:10 am
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How can PROCHEM charge £114.00 + VAT when I have been quoted everywhere else £60 + VAT
RIP OFF!
#moanoftheday
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For what ???
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Rip off!
Unless the cheaper company is on its way out of business due to its prices being too low.
Now as Colin said - what was being sold thats grumped you?
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http://www.cleanitup.co.uk/smf/index.php?topic=120530.0
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Ok so!
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Regulator
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News Flash.
Ferrari want £150,000 for a 360 but I can buy a replica for £7000
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Briggs & Stratton is Briggs & Stratton wherever you buy it?
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How can PROCHEM charge £114.00 + VAT when I have been quoted everywhere else £60 + VAT
RIP OFF!
#moanoftheday
Some CC charge £45 to clean a lounge some charge £80 ;)
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How can PROCHEM charge £114.00 + VAT when I have been quoted everywhere else £60 + VAT
RIP OFF!
#moanoftheday
Some CC charge £45 to clean a lounge some charge £80 ;)
I was thinking exactly the same thing Wayne...
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How can PROCHEM charge £114.00 + VAT when I have been quoted everywhere else £60 + VAT
RIP OFF!
#moanoftheday
If you're talking about a voltage regulator - then 'everywhere else' are also ripping you off. On line B & S dealer charges £40 and that includes VAT
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It's all about demand, supply chain and overheads.
In Prochems case they are only selling to a handful of truckmount users in relative terms to all the other types of mechanical machine that use a regulator across the country.
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And you brought two batteries (that must have cost 80quid) only to find out it’s a regulator where as 10quid meter would have told you. Think I paid about 30quid for mine so you were ripped off again (I would move it to a non heat place but that will cost you a bit, drill and bit/extra cable (correct voltage) and connections, did you try hydramaster understand they are quite reasonable