Steve@Tasca

Here they are,

Friday 15% off shipping on orders under $100 - FRIDAY2015

Friday 25% off shipping on orders over $100 - BFRIDAY2015

Monday 10% off parts - CYBER2015

-Steve

FloridaLawyer

Just so I understand this: "Friday 15% off shipping".

If the order were $99 and shipping were $10.00 then the sale is $1.50 off the entire transaction?

bign1497

You're right. Not much of a discount

Steve@Tasca

No, the total of the parts before shipping.

Sorry, we do our best but with the massive discounts we offer 365 days a year there's just not a lot of room to do more for Black Friday/Cyber Monday.

With the Cyber Monday code we're offering we'll pretty much be breaking even or losing money after expenses for anything sold that day.

-Steve

RLXXI

No discounts in this thread. 15% off product pricing and FREE shipping would garner more sales.
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Rhyder

my understanding is they sale the products at 10% over cost if I have the right people..so at 10% of parts they are selling it to you at cost already...

..so you want them to take 15% off the total? meaning they sell it to you at 5% under cost?

easy way to see is get a quote from them for final cost, then get a quote from those others offering you 25% off after they mark th orig price up 30% and just buy from who is selling it for the cheapest price.



******it would be nice not to trash sellers threads like this, its rude.

RLXXI

Take a look at other vendors posts for savings this BF and CM. It's not difficult to see who is offering actual discounts and who is just taking up space while offering nothing.
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SC_Titan

PM or call Luke at Truck Alterations. Best price by far before any discounts. Between myself and a friend we have ordered three tonneau covers, three bedrugs, and a bakbox2.

My X2 came in beat up and missing parts from UPS and he took care of it.

I'm happy with the X2 on my 15 platinum. Much more security than the Lo Pro on my 2013.

Steve@Tasca

So the goal for the vendors on Black Friday and Cyber Monday is to lose money on every sale? Because that's what your suggestion would equate to for us.

We sell at employee pricing every day of the year which means that after credit card fees we typically make about 5-10% on any given sale. That 5-10% then has to cover the expenses involved in running the operation. If we were selling at retail pricing and making 40-60% on every sale it would be a different story.

I wish we could offer bigger discounts for these sales but the only way that could happen would be if we raised our prices the rest of the year just in order to make these sales look more impressive.

I could be wrong but my guess is that most people would prefer us to keep our normal low prices the rest of the year.

Steve