Price Matching?
On the CW website it says "We'll Beat any Competitor's Price or it's Free!" Does CW consider Amazon as one of their competitors? If Amazon carries the same exact item - and it is in stock with A...
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wbwood wrote:deweysmith5 wrote:
If I may butt in - I just ordered three LED replacement bulbs for my trailer from Amazon online. To purchase the same bulbs from Camping World I would have had to pay $27 in shipping for three small bulbs as compared to about $7 for Amazon. The bulbs were slightly cheaper at Amazon in spite of the sale at CW. One of the reviewers at Amazon expressed the same concern and ordered from Amazon as well. CW may want to look into this excessive shipping charge because I am sure that I and the reviewer will not be the only ones turned off by a $27 shipping charge.
Been discussed many times. Very hard for CW to compete with Amazon on things like that. One reason is due to volume that is being shipped. While Amazon can offer $7 shipping on those bulbs, its not the only thing they are selling. They are selling millions of other things that have nothnig nothing to do with RVing as well as the RVing products. Just like a mom and pop store can not sell things for the same price as Walmart does.
This begs the question. You can ship a one or two pound package anywhere in the US via UPS for less than $10. How does CW come to charge $27 for this? I have found items on CW and then went elsewhere because of the unreasonable shipping costs.
