-=> Quoting Hamish Moffatt to Derek Woodlands <=-

 HM>> But some buyers do not know better. Should we allow dealers then to
 HM>> exploit their lack of knowledge on current pricing?
 > You know the old saying, let the buyer beware.  How else do you think
 > Hardly Normal stay's in business?

 HM> Actually, I've more than once been tempted (in computer stores) to
 HM> gently tell people they're about to be ripped off and to go elsewhere.
 HM> One of my friends tried it once, and did get a few daft looks from the
 HM> shop. 
 HM> But I can't see why everybody's so against the idea, unless they're
 HM> planning to rip people off themselves ...

I work for Billy Guyaats in Melbourne and I can tell you from first hand
knowlege, big companys with big name brands don't try to rip people off.
EG) The entire Genuin IBM range has a mark up of 3.3%!!  Most small computer
shops that I know off add 20 - 25% markup and use cheaper parts (worse
quality)

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