• Hemingways_Shotgun@lemmy.ca
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    23 days ago

    Ooooh…a sales promotion…laaa deee fucking daaaa

    Fuckers should be adding up every sales receipt purchased during the time when the tariffs were in effect, dividing their settlement by that amound and sending rebate checks to the people who already purchased.

    Anything less is a slap in the face.

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        22 days ago

        The resellers are Arctic consumers too.

        If Arctic sells 500 coolers to “ABComputers LTD” in butt-fuck Alabama and charges them the tariff, than ABComputers LTD should get a portion of that rebate and they can add up their share against how many of those 500 they sold and pass it down to their buyers.

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      22 days ago

      Yeah, it’s better than using the refunds to buy another Mercedes for the executives mistresses, but no one is buying a second CPU cooler with component prices so high.

  • jpreston2005@lemmy.world
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    22 days ago

    I mean they raised prices during the illegal tariffs, so now they’re lowering the costs back down to where they were before the tariffs and calling it a special promotion?

    I mean, gotta hand it to them, most companies are just keeping the tariff-inflated prices, but still…

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    23 days ago

    every recovered dollar is returned to the market through across-the-board retail price cuts

    so, iow, it will be up to the merchants to pass that along to customers… history says that ain’t gonna happen.

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      23 days ago

      It’s better than nothing, but really the people who bought their products are still out the money. I have a feeling we will see a number of companies claiming to do this, as their sales are down and having an “excuse” that cost them nothing to bring prices down a bit and get consumer loyalty doesn’t hurt.