if an item is marked at some "low low" cost for Black Friday, that is the price it was intended to be sold for.
I'm sure there's are occasional cases of places advertising things at extremely low price, that they may even lose money on, but that would attract so many people to the stores, and nobody leaves with just one thing, so they'd still make tons of money.
So unless you just bought *that* one item, you're a sucker.
It's much more rare than most people think. Unless by ''lose'' money you mean ''cover our costs with only a small margin.'' We don't deliberately put things in a store that can lose money, in the standard definition.
That could be. Seems like Best Buy was forced to end their selling of CDs at below cost (if that was really happening at all). The idea was that they'd bring people in to buy music, and they'd also buy iPods, big screen TVs, computers and washing machines.
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I'm sure there's are occasional cases of places advertising things at extremely low price, that they may even lose money on, but that would attract so many people to the stores, and nobody leaves with just one thing, so they'd still make tons of money.
So unless you just bought *that* one item, you're a sucker.
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That could be. Seems like Best Buy was forced to end their selling of CDs at below cost (if that was really happening at all). The idea was that they'd bring people in to buy music, and they'd also buy iPods, big screen TVs, computers and washing machines.
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