You get what you pay for

[Guest]

How many times do we hear this phrase ?

The only way we will ever get sensible prices for boaty things is to simply not pay inflated prices for items that we can source elsewhere.

For example I saw a quote from a marine petrol supplier to the effect they were not in competition with supermarkets so could charge (30%)more. Where do they think trailboats get their fuel ? Why do we all have jerrycans? Or my dehumidifier which was less than £100 on the high street, or my anodes at half price by mail order and so on

How about adding details of any bargains you have discovered ?

Geoff

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[hlb]

Well I've found a Portable 12/240V TV and radio for free in a Viking catalogue.

<hr width=100% size=1> <font color=blue>No one can force me to come here.<font color=red> I'm a volunteer!!.<font color=blue>

Haydn

 

[oldgit]

My wife cost me 17/6p.I wus robbed.Well, actually when we arrived at the office thingy, did not realise that you had to pay.The wife had to cough up.

<hr width=100% size=1>Two boats please one here n one in the Med

 

[petem]

God know why (as we already have 32 inch Loewe Aconda) but my missus bought a black and white telly CRT (runs on 12v) from our local Safeway for £20. Would be ideal for pov/skinflint who wants a little telly for the boat.



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