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Originally Posted by Popcorn
Dont worry... i just made up a number and went with it their.... but i ment was.... when he says 10% Retail dose he mean 10% Of the price of 90% of the price but 10% of...
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Ok, I think ive got what you mean now.
For example, If a listing is advertised with a buy it now price of £188 that is the price you pay. Below the Buy it now button is a break down of the goods for sale which have a total RRP of £18820.
To view the example listing I used click below (you will need to be logged in)
http://www.stockauctions.com/auction...ction_id=26341
Does that explain it all? £188 'Buy it Now' is 10% of £18820 (RRP). But bare in mind the listed RRP is prob the original RRP not the current RRP and the stock may be quite old so do your research before double clicking