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snap on list prices
- Thread starter ih85man
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Adam McLaughlin
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Usually pretty close, welcome.
Adam
Adam
thanks Adam. I have taken a ratchet and now a socket to the local dealer to be warrantied and I dont want to push my luck with him. I have also been looking at their website and see a few items that I am interested in so I thought I might try to pick up a few things. Thanks for any input folks.
chadster1
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I sell at list price unless it is a set that is on promo.
Moose-LandTran
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It's the same, sometimes i can get my dealer to knock the tax off. Big saving over here; tax is 17.5%.
BlindViper
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I bought a th737 and a FHNF100 a couple weeks back list was 208.25. He gave me 30$ off so I paid 178.25.
malibu101
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I seldom purchase from the Snap-On man. However when I do the price is the same as the newest published list price which is the same as the website prices.
I could save sales tax by web ordering but then I could not meet him and step into the truck full of chromed steel toys.
I could save sales tax by web ordering but then I could not meet him and step into the truck full of chromed steel toys.
chadster1
Well-known member
I seldom purchase from the Snap-On man. However when I do the price is the same as the newest published list price which is the same as the website prices.
I could save sales tax by web ordering but then I could not meet him and step into the truck full of chromed steel toys.
Pictures of dead presidents will usually keep someone from paying sales tax.
I could save sales tax by web ordering
When you order from snapon.com, you get charged sales tax. Free shipping though.
malibu101
Well-known member
Pictures of dead presidents will usually keep someone from paying sales tax.
Although he does have an account for me under my name, I only pay cash. That does not help in this particular case.
I must say that even though I only buy probably around $500 a year from him he is always cordial, willing to help, and easy to talk to. And he usually throws me a small freebie giveaway like a pocket screwdriver. Once a few years ago he gave me a pair of the infamous Snap-On socks.
malibu101
Well-known member
When you order from snapon.com, you get charged sales tax. Free shipping though.
Thanks for sharing that!
I did not know that, I assumed (bad of me) that there was no tax ordering that way.