Why do you charge more on Amazon than Lowe's does for the same cover?
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Lowes shows it as considerably more expensive- not available to ship to your door, and with additional sales tax- wherever you live. Please revisit your request- as perhaps you are comparing different sizes? We show dozens in stock, available to ship directly, and 9 different sellers on Amazon offering this item from 11% - 40% cheaper- delivered to your door.
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None. They are the same unit. The extra costs at Amazon is due to their referral fees.
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Per SquareTrade customer service: The protection program is the same. The cheaper price is an Amazon.com special discount. The requirement is that you must have purchased the item from Amazon.com.
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peek's website lists amazon lifetime price at $299.99 and amazon's price is $310.53. why the difference?
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I know nothing about the one from Lowes; my Amazon purchase works perfectly. W.E.
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That's a question better answered by the retailer I suspect. Maybe it's more popular and therefore they can charge more? However, the insert is the same regardless of the color. It works great.
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I think it's because there's labor for Amazon to open the package and make it easier for the customer to open.If you don't have any trouble with opening packages, get the cheaper one.
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I am guessing that you are looking at two different suppliers. There are different prices for the same thing depending on who you buy it from.
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Because Amazon doesn't do the math (not that they have to). They are provided a product from a seller for a certain price, and adjust their mark-ups accordingly I am sure. If the seller makes a base price with a package deal that is more expensive than buying the same amount individually, then that is their prerogative. Dumb, but at the same time they are likely to catch many un-savvy buyers in this product package making their packaging deal worth it to them. While it is unfortunate, it is the responsibility of the buyer to look at the different products and choose the best option for themselves. Hope this helps! Because Amazon doesn't do the math (not that they have to). They are provided a product from a seller for a certain price, and adjust their mark-ups accordingly I am sure. If the seller makes a base price with a package deal that is more expensive than buying the same amount individually, then that is their prerogative. Dumb, but at the same time they are likely to catch many un-savvy buyers in this product package making their packaging deal worth it to them. While it is unfortunate, it is the responsibility of the buyer to look at the different products and choose the best option for... » Read More Because Amazon doesn't do the math (not that they have to). They are provided a product from a seller for a certain price, and adjust their mark-ups accordingly I am sure. If the seller makes a base price with a package deal that is more expensive than buying the same amount individually, then that is their prerogative. Dumb, but at the same time they are likely to catch many un-savvy buyers in this product package making their packaging deal worth it to them. While it is unfortunate, it is the responsibility of the buyer to look at the different products and choose the best option for themselves. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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An Amazon, there could be multiple vendors of the same product and they might be charging different shipping rates. Also, your location may affect the rates as well. You may want to see which vendors provide the lowest price on the product + shipping, but make sure that you also factor in service when you choose which to buy from.
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Because Amazon doesn't have a fixed price system. Just get whatever you find cheaper.
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Yes, however, I found for just a few extra dollars I could have bought a new unit at Lowes... they go on sale and the price on sale was just a wee bit more than I paid
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Yes. Sometimes amazon has better pricing and other times not so much. When I purchased mine, Walmart's price was higher.
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It probably doesn't have anything to do with the product itself. I believe Amazon prices tend to fluctuate day to day, depending on inventory levels. My guess is there are just more of the 1-packs in stock right now, so the prices are set to incentivize customers to purchase that pack size instead of the 2-pack.
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Amazon often has several different vendors that offer the same product at slightly different prices. You just have to make a choice based on the best deal with the cost of shipping, or a reliable vendor you are use to buying from.
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Usually it is cheaper, but the price might have gone up temporarily because they were running low on stock. They are actually the same package, but the one sold by Amazon is "frustration free" because they are able to inspect the packaging to determine if it meets their standard for easy opening. Even though it is the same package, they can't vouch for what is being sold by 3rd parties.
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Probably because they purchased it for under $100. If you notice amazon prices fluctuate daily. For example today (01/06/2014) the price is 97.82+ shipping.