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In reply to Post #228
 
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In reply to Post #227
I watched Bad Santa 2 the other night and I can tell you from what I saw he’s got no moral ground to start telling anyone who’s naughty or nice believe me.
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In reply to Post #225
Santa says NO,you have been a very naughty boy 
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In reply to Post #223
Completely agree 👍
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In reply to Post #224
no pleasing some people,it's the season of good will you know 🤣🤣🤣
I'm having the new pod regardless of what anyone says🤣
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In reply to Post #223
No.
I like the cut and thrust of the debate.
Can you tell I’m bored
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so we can all agree that there are many great pods, jag and defiant being two of them and if we all chose the same things life would be pretty boring 👌
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In reply to Post #221
NO
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In reply to Post #220
So we all agree jag make the best pods money can buy then lol.
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In reply to Post #219
Why what do they make other than items for the fishing industry,JAG is a tiny part of what the engineering firm that own them make.They make items for many other industries,they already had the machinery and staff probably long before JAG was ever thought of
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In reply to Post #215
Could apply your twisted logic to century, Harrison etc.
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In reply to Post #215
The best way to bring the price down is not to buy and when they have warehouse full I don’t mean just pods
everyone involved will have to drop there price to sell them there is such a thing as testing the market put a product out at a high price and see what happens the danger is if it sells other companies follow it’s already happened to bivvys when prices are slashed that is the price it should of been in the beginning
To me on the whole carp tackle is one big rip off
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In reply to Post #214
“Where in economies of scale does it say that you have to sell your final product for the same price or that you have to make the same profit margin.?”
Where did I say it did? Economies of scale allows a larger scale operation (such as Jag) to produce their products at a lower cost. The opposite of the point you seem to be trying to make. How they choose to price is up to them.
But never mind, economics is not that interesting.
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In reply to Post #215
It’s got nothing to do with that at shows. If a manufacturer sells direct on their own stand, obviously they can offer you a decent discount. There’s no retailer mark up, only the cost of attending the show to cover. I got my Solar Sleep System for less that the shop price of just the bed at one of the shows. A proper bargain.
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In reply to Post #214
The mark up is crazy on most items to do with fishing not just JAG.When the shows are running and the manufacturers do deals are they still making a profit,of course they are so why not do them a little bit cheaper in the first place.The buying power the engineering firm that run JAG must buy materials by the tonnes so get better rates than most other tackle companies
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