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Maxwell & Williams Water Jugs from $19.95 @ DesignerKitchenware.com.au

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Maxwell & Williams Water Jugs from $19.95 @ Designer Kitchenware -

http://www.designerkitchenware.com.au/tableware/water-jugs.h…

1.5L Oval Water Jug RRP $39.95 Now $19.95

1.4L Round Water Jug RRP $39.95 Now $19.95

2.0L Oval Water Jug RRP $49.95 Now $29.95

1.7L Round Water Jug RRP $49.95 Now $29.95

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  • 1.5L Oval Water Jug RRP $39.95 Now $19.95

    so you normally sell these at $39.95 ?????

    • We normally sell at slightly less than RRP. The $39.95 jugs were selling at $34.95 previously. This price is a further $15 reduction.

      • +1

        That's not 50% off the 1.5l one then…

        which jug is 50% off ???

  • the link in the description doesn't take me to the jugs, neither does the uploaded maxwell & williams image…

    • I have updated the link in the full post.

      • How about updating the site to accurately describe the savings?

        Quoting RRP when you don't normally sell at RRP is illegal according to the Trade Practices Act…

        It is deceiving to the customer because the saving you are advertising is misleading

        • Isnt RRP = Recommended Retail Price? which is the price the manufacturer recommends that the retailer sell the product, different to the 'original', 'was' price the retailer usually sells at…

          If the stated RRP is the price set by M&W, then theres nothing illegal I think. If not, then yes.

          Edit: M&W official AU website prices for the jugs http://www.maxwellandwilliams.com.au/search.asp?brand=mw&kw=…

        • All RRP prices stated on our site are the Reccomended Retail Price as set by the suppliers

        • If the stated RRP is the price set by M&W, then theres nothing illegal I think. If not, then yes.

          It is illegal to advertise the RRP if you do not normally sell at the RRP…

        • A trader risks breaching the law if it:
          makes inaccurate or misleading price comparisons

          Comparisons with the recommended retail price (RRP)

          Advertising or promotions of 'savings' or 'discounts' on the RRP of goods and services are designed to convince you that you are getting a good deal because the price is less than the RRP.

          If traders do not normally price their goods at the RRP, it may be misleading to give you the impression that they do.

          http://www.accc.gov.au/content/index.phtml/itemId/815334

        • @designerkitchenware

          All RRP prices stated on our site are the Reccomended Retail Price as set by the suppliers

          yes, and you are breaking the law when you advertise 50% off when in fact it is NOT 50% off your normal selling price…

  • +1

    Dear Rep, do any of these have cover on the top of the jug?

    • no these jugs do not have a lid on them.

  • yawn some people…

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