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Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
LP has some updates on pricing. Add an Eclipse kit to your cart to see. 
free shipping……..
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
It budged for me. A lot.
Right, but the other MAP kist in the Eclipse line will give you a much lower price once added to the cart....
The Forza did? All of the other Eclipse kits I tried did, but not that one.
Boatboy24
No longer a newbie, but still clueless.
I didn't try the Forza but did try several others.
Intéressant!
Seems I have seen that price elsewhere.
Seems I have seen that price elsewhere.
If you track back to his earlier post, Doug has the Forza kit for 169 and free shipping. I generally check our sponsors first when I am buying.
Once added to the kart the Label Peelers price plus shipping was way better than anywhere else I've seen. Think I'm going for a Dry Creek Chardonnay kit. Though the Forza sounds interesting but 16% ABV might be too much for a newbie like me.
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LP has some updates on pricing. Add an Eclipse kit to your cart to see.
I now see, said the blind man...
This is a very good price indeed.
Sold, and LP even beat the unmentionable place by a few dollars.
It was amazing... He picked up his hammer and saw.
=)
I might be starting my Barolo before the fall after all.
Boom! Nice work!!I pointed the 'discrepancy' to Matt at LP that the lower price was not being reflected.
Now when you add it to the cart you will see the real price....
Slippery slope here. Should be interesting to see how this plays out down the road. I found some stuff on MAP.
While manufacturers can, by law, set M.A.P. prices, its dealers are under no obligation to abide by these prices in its advertising or when the product is sold. In order to lever dealers to publish only the M.A.P. price or higher in advertising, manufacturers can wield a big stick, by witholding valuable bonuses or discounts to dealers who do not comply and by denying access to products in the case of violations of its policy. These policies have several common requirements and limitations:
a) The Minimum Advertised Price is determined by the manufacturer or US distributor.
b) Serious consequences result to the dealer for non-compliance.
c) Dealers can not suggest that prices lower than M.A.P. are available in an actual sales transaction where M.A.P. prices are shown.
d) Dealers are, by law, able to establish any actual retail selling price they choose, as long as prices lower than M.A.P. are not advertised in any media including the internet.
e) As long as price discussions between buyers and the dealer are private, M.A.P. policies do not apply.
Manufacturers can also impose a resale selling price policy, limiting the minimum price at which products are sold. This is different from a M.A.P. policy and a more effective and more extreme step.
While manufacturers can, by law, set M.A.P. prices, its dealers are under no obligation to abide by these prices in its advertising or when the product is sold. In order to lever dealers to publish only the M.A.P. price or higher in advertising, manufacturers can wield a big stick, by witholding valuable bonuses or discounts to dealers who do not comply and by denying access to products in the case of violations of its policy. These policies have several common requirements and limitations:
a) The Minimum Advertised Price is determined by the manufacturer or US distributor.
b) Serious consequences result to the dealer for non-compliance.
c) Dealers can not suggest that prices lower than M.A.P. are available in an actual sales transaction where M.A.P. prices are shown.
d) Dealers are, by law, able to establish any actual retail selling price they choose, as long as prices lower than M.A.P. are not advertised in any media including the internet.
e) As long as price discussions between buyers and the dealer are private, M.A.P. policies do not apply.
Manufacturers can also impose a resale selling price policy, limiting the minimum price at which products are sold. This is different from a M.A.P. policy and a more effective and more extreme step.
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