Retiring Soon - open speculation

[elmaslıefendi]

If we speak RRP, it's the RETAIL PRICE that the manufacturer RECOMMENDS for selling to the end buyer.

And that price is 200£.

[Sozial]

3 hours ago, elmaslıefendi said:

If we speak RRP, it's the RETAIL PRICE that the manufacturer RECOMMENDS for selling to the end buyer.

And that price is 200£.

Your attitude here in the forum is hostile. If you dont want to give advice thats totally okay, but making fun of someone is just dumb and has no benefit whatsoever.

[redcell]

6 hours ago, elmaslıefendi said:

If we speak RRP, it's the RETAIL PRICE that the manufacturer RECOMMENDS for selling to the end buyer.

And that price is 200£.

WHY DID YOU FEEL THE NEED TO SHOUT ABOUT THIS?  IS IT REALLY THAT IMPORTANT?

[Frank Brickowski]

7 hours ago, joneyyy1981 said:

so if you could only stack 1 from the list at RRP, what would you all choose?

i'll go 70657.

and a cheapy 21447,8,9.

Interesting definition of "1".

[Val-E]

28 minutes ago, Frank Brickowski said:

Interesting definition of "1".

Time for the count to clarify things. Unfortunately RRP is out of his scope.

 

Edited November 17, 2019 by Val-E

[Phil B]

8 hours ago, elmaslıefendi said:

If we speak RRP, it's the RETAIL PRICE that the manufacturer RECOMMENDS for selling to the end buyer.

And that price is 200£.

RRP = Regular Retail Price, which is the typical shelf price used by a specific retailer

MSRP = Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price, which is what you refer to.

[KvHulk]

meh.......delete

Edited November 17, 2019 by KvHulk

[Legojona]

1 hour ago, Phil B said:

RRP = Regular Retail Price, which is the typical shelf price used by a specific retailer

MSRP = Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price, which is what you refer to.

Actually RRP is  recommended retail price 

[Val-E]

You can tell it´s been a quiet retirements season.

MSRP = Make sets retire please

RRP = Retire, Remake, Police Station

[Yellow Castle]

2 minutes ago, Val-E said:

You can tell it´s been a quiet retirements season.

MSRP = Make sets retire please

RRP = Retire, Remake, Police Station

? so true, what will new Police station have.....a new helicopter?

On a. retiring soon note, SaH Uk have added a few more RS tags (27 now) mainly LM2 sets, no real surprises. Very drip, drip tagging this year.

 

 

[elmaslıefendi]

5 hours ago, redcell said:

WHY DID YOU FEEL THE NEED TO SHOUT ABOUT THIS?  IS IT REALLY THAT IMPORTANT?

It wasn't shouting, I just highlighted the words with capital letters. 

But I guess your right

149.99£ from Smyths Toys is the RRP. 

I hope everyone is happy now.

Edited November 17, 2019 by elmaslıefendi
Typo

[ravenb99]

Nowing is half the battle....

[elmaslıefendi]

5 minutes ago, ravenb99 said:

Nowing is half the battle....

Yeah, I now, sorry. Know it's correct.

[Shortbus311]

If we speak RRP, it's the RETAIL PRICE that the manufacturer RECOMMENDS for selling to the end buyer.
And that price is 200£.

Actually, RRP literally means Regular Retail price. So if we are talking about a set that gets discounted everywhere by 20% pretty much as soon as it is released then the 20% off price would be the RRP. It seems that you are thinking of MSRP, which would be the manufacturer's recommended price.

For instance, the pirate coaster... MSRP is $89.99, but I for one have never seen it listed anywhere at that price other than SaH. Normal in store price is $72. So $72 would be the RRP.

[redcell]

Nowing is half the battle....

Thanks G.I. Joe

[izx]

Wikipedia sez:

Quote

The list price, also known as the manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), or the recommended retail price (RRP), or the suggested retail price (SRP), of a product is the price at which the manufacturer recommends that the retailer sell the product.

 

[Al Legorical]

This is hilarious ?.   The  ONLY figure of any importance is profit!

[elmaslıefendi]

24 minutes ago, Shortbus311 said:

Actually, RRP literally means Regular Retail price. So if we are talking about a set that gets discounted everywhere by 20% pretty much as soon as it is released then the 20% off price would be the RRP. It seems that you are thinking of MSRP, which would be the manufacturer's recommended price.

For instance, the pirate coaster... MSRP is $89.99, but I for one have never seen it listed anywhere at that price other than SaH. Normal in store price is $72. So $72 would be the RRP.

First off all, incorrect.

Second: How is that comparable? There are multiple retailers with different prices, impossible to compare anything!

[dx0520]

16 minutes ago, Al Legorical said:

This is hilarious ?.   The  ONLY figure of any importance is profit!

Gross profit, net profit, five fingers discount profit, or “profit”.

[Shortbus311]

First off all, incorrect.
Second: How is that comparable? There are multiple retailers with different prices, impossible to compare anything!

I can admit when I am wrong... I always thought RRP was regular retail price. Learn something new everyday.

[jbacunn]

Nerd Fight!

 

[redcell]

Nerd Fight!
 

This is definitely the dumbest fight in quite a while. I wonder how awesome it must feel to be able to proudly state that you schooled everyone on the definition of RRP.

[terrymc4677]

2 minutes ago, redcell said:

51 minutes ago, jbacunn said:

Nerd Fight!
 

This is definitely the dumbest fight in quite a while. I wonder how awesome it must feel to be able to proudly state that you schooled everyone on the definition of RRP.

I couldn't agree more. Let's discuss a much more pressing matter...whether or not to use rewards points during double VIP. It's been awhile since we've debated that.

[elmaslıefendi]

1 minute ago, redcell said:

50 minutes ago, jbacunn said:

Nerd Fight!
 

This is definitely the dumbest fight in quite a while. I wonder how awesome it must feel to be able to proudly state that you schooled everyone on the definition of RRP.

Did anyone "proudly state" anything anywhere? 

[KvHulk]

Y'all so grumpy...