Quanity discount?

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Quanity discount?

Postby soundtrack2life » Thu Sep 30, 2004 9:09 pm

On the order page what is the Complete Kit Discount? Would this be a quanity discount and do you offer one?
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Postby tpryan » Fri Oct 01, 2004 1:51 pm

If you order a CH01, PS01/2KA, and at least one module as a full or assembled kit, you basically get the power supply for free. There is no quantity discount.
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Postby soundtrack2life » Fri Oct 01, 2004 4:27 pm

tpryan, Not to sound dumb but you said "If you order a CH01, PS01/2KA, and at least one module as a full or assembled kit, you basically get the power supply for free". Where does it say this on your site . . I must of missed this one. And when I decide what modules I want to start with I want to make sure I am clear on this. . . thanks.

"There is no quantity discount" . . . Fair enough.

Thanks again, Joe
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Postby tpryan » Sat Oct 02, 2004 9:29 am

It doesn't, but if you enter the right combination of stuff in the shopping cart, you'll see that the discount approximately equals the cost of the assembled power supply. There's also a $35 discount for A12/SC25 combinations. That's what it means at the top of the "Prices and Ordering" page where it states the cart computes discounts for specific combinations of chassis, power supply, and modules. There are more than a million combinations that qualify for a discount, but the rule is simple. Order a chassis (CH01KF or CH01KA), power supply (PS01KA or PS02KA) and at least one module as a full or assembled kit (XXXKF or XXXKA), and you get a complete kit discount of $167. This offer, of course, is liable to change at any time, or even disappear completely, without warning, for no apparent reason whatsoever.
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Postby soundtrack2life » Sat Oct 02, 2004 9:52 am

Thanks for the explaination. That clears it up.
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