lol.. clearence processor price

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Price: £149.95 (£176.19 Including VAT at 17.5%)

nuff sed :p
 
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while were on the subject of dodgy pricing

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t31os said:
Why would anyone wanna pay that much for an old barton?.....

Its a bit too highly priced if you ask me.

It is just a mistake in the pricing, I think the way the pricing system works is that if there isn't a price amended it defaults to some stupid value like say £12345.67 or it defaults to the old price before it was moved to Clearance section, this prevents anyone trying to take advantage of mistakenly low prices as was the case for Kodak(I think it was) a while ago.
 
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