Incorrect MSRP

Thomas Linton · Sep 4, 2014

So this seller on ePrey says the Kellam Falcon he is selling has an MSRP of $89.95 and he's selling it for 34% off.

Actually the list price is $74.95 from Kellam.

Falcon

$74.95

I emailed the seller, urknifesource, and relayed the actual MSRP. We'll see what he says.

I have seen lots of, oh, creative MSRP's on ePrey.

And guess what; several other internet sellers sy the MSRP is $89.95. Do a Google search and they will jump out at you. You may be surprised.

LOL ! One big internet seller claims the "List Price" is $104.95 and is selling it for $94,95 - $20.00 over list. Talk about "Buyer beware."

Thomas Linton · Sep 5, 2014

No answer from the ePrey seller.

One of the other internet stores, BladeHQ, replied that they were correcting their listing and did so.

Thomas Linton · Sep 5, 2014

No answer from the ePrey seller, urknifesource.

One of the other internet stores, BladeHQ, replied that they were correcting their listing and did so.

ePrey seller ecop! says the MSRP is $90.85.

ttmctoad · Sep 5, 2014

I've dealt with ecop before. It was above-board and satisfactory. No complaints.

Thomas Linton · Sep 5, 2014

ttmctoad said:
I've dealt with ecop before. It was above-board and satisfactory. No complaints.

And so?

craytab · Sep 6, 2014

So what is the problem here exactly? MSRP doesn't really mean anything to me as a buyer. What the actual price is does matter. When looking for the best price on a knife or any item, I compare actual prices between sellers not what they say the MSRP is.

magnumb · Sep 6, 2014

craytab said:
So what is the problem here exactly? MSRP doesn't really mean anything to me as a buyer. What the actual price is does matter. When looking for the best price on a knife or any item, I compare actual prices between sellers not what they say the MSRP is.

Common sense, prudent thinking and an intelligent approach to how one decides to acquire anything is not allowed here. I believe that's it's in the 'rules'.

Don't try and make things easier than they need to be, you................you troublemaker.

craytab · Sep 6, 2014

magnumb said:
Common sense, prudent thinking and an intelligent approach to how one decides to acquire anything is not allowed here. I believe that's it's in the 'rules'.

Don't try and make things easier than they need to be, you................you troublemaker.

Your right, sorry. Although I cannot tell you it won't happen again...