[Arm-netbook] Price Bump: Was that for Wholesale?

[John Luke Gibson]

Noticed the cards themselves jumped from 40 to 65, and I was wondering
if that was due to unforeseen costs per card or to attract wholesalers
and retailers with special discounts? I don't really have an opinion
either way with wholesale, in terms of economic
responsibility/efficiency it has it's drawbacks and advantages.

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[Julie Marchant]

Post by John Luke Gibson
Noticed the cards themselves jumped from 40 to 65, and I was wondering
if that was due to unforeseen costs per card or to attract wholesalers
and retailers with special discounts? I don't really have an opinion
either way with wholesale, in terms of economic
responsibility/efficiency it has it's drawbacks and advantages.

Your memory is wrong. The price of the cards has always been $65.

[Adam Van Ymeren]

Post by Julie Marchant

Post by John Luke Gibson
Noticed the cards themselves jumped from 40 to 65, and I was wondering
if that was due to unforeseen costs per card or to attract wholesalers
and retailers with special discounts? I don't really have an opinion
either way with wholesale, in terms of economic
responsibility/efficiency it has it's drawbacks and advantages.

Your memory is wrong. The price of the cards has always been $65.

We have always been at war with Eurasia.

Seriously though I checked my order history, they were definitely $65
back when I ordered in July.

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