Again, apple products are more expensive on the Q than anywhere else. Obviously, apple is such a huge internationally successful company it doesn't need a - comparitively - small company like QVC to sell it's products. So, I can understand why we aren't getting BETTER prices; but they are not even MATCHING the prices offered by high street outlets, or other online sellers. The ipod nano is £134.95, incl. of postage; Currys, for example, are selling the same item for £114.99. Unless you are so desperate for EP, why would you pay an extra £20 for it on QVC? Can anyone recall, just out of interest, how much the ipod nano was when it first came out?
Apple ipod nano.
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The trouble is there is no profit margin for QVC to make a profit selling Apple products - thus they are bundling items with them or adding easy pay and making money that way.
I buy all my Apple products from Apple direct.
The trouble is Apple used to be a bit more particular who sold their products, now anybody and everybody are selling them, including a shopping channel like QVC.
I buy all my Apple products from Apple direct.
The trouble is Apple used to be a bit more particular who sold their products, now anybody and everybody are selling them, including a shopping channel like QVC.
That bloke with the funny hair is another reason to avoid. Is it a wig?
