OK then people, time for a clear up of what is understanded....

 

I seem to remember about 3 years ago the government banned fixed retail prices - ie RRP

What is the score if a company decided to try and fix the price their distributors are supplying for? Then if their distrubutors don't comply either refuse to supply to them or up the cost of supply to them? This is a sore point with a lot of people in this country at the moment and I was wondering where people stand legally? As far as I thought, if a manufacturer tried to fix the price of their goods this was illegal??? If I wanted to buy X product at Y price and then sold it at £5 loss thats my choice, right? Your views please...

 

CheerZ,

 

Andy

I completely agree with you Andreas! 100 percent mate.

 

Some companies are just more childish than others and can't stand to see others being more successful than them!

 

So in order to be better they go down the rip-off our customers route...wankers!

 

And you know who you are FFS!

 

Try providing better customer service and stop ripping people off and then maybe you'll gain respect!

 

also i think its dependant on where the company comes from ie a jap company doesnt have to comply with this in the uk

Lol its not overly obvious where your going with this duffman lol.

Ill do you all a favour tomorrow cause im a nice guy who is going on holiday in 6 days

 

Ill speak to one of the big cheeses at my work, Regarding the law.

I do know that companies will try and keep a recommended price structure so they guarentee there product wont fall into a certain sector of the market and try to maintain dealer satisfaction throughout the buisness group.