Hey Slowtwitch,
I’ve decided to splurge on a Woodway 4FRONT. I know there are deals to be had on the secondary market, but am buying new for the sake of convenience.
Any tips for getting a good price from Woodway? They are quoting $10,850.
Hey Slowtwitch,
I’ve decided to splurge on a Woodway 4FRONT. I know there are deals to be had on the secondary market, but am buying new for the sake of convenience.
Any tips for getting a good price from Woodway? They are quoting $10,850.
i have purchased two for my work location. there isnt any wiggle room on the price from my experience.
New is the way to go, and yes no wiggle room. I had a poor experience with my used one, and it was my wife who persuaded me to buy a new one.
Everything is negotiable.
Bring a big wad of cash and let the shop see it.
Tell them that you aren’t paying sales tax and want a discount too. Shut your mouth and wait for them to talk.
Everything is negotiable.
Being a big wad of cash and let the shop see it.
Tell them that you aren’t paying sales tax and want a discount too. Shut your mouth and wait for them to talk.
You are paying $10K for a flipping treadmill!! They know you have lost your mind and will pay what it costs. Its like bargaining on a new Ferrari…good luck with that…
I don’t pay the full retail price on anything.
I like how people try to bargain by saying they will pay cash…as opposed to what, coconuts?
I don’t pay the full retail price on anything.life must be badass being you.
I like how people try to bargain by saying they will pay cash…as opposed to what, coconuts?
People seem to still be operating in the 90s.
I like how people try to bargain by saying they will pay cash…as opposed to what, coconuts?
Paying with a credit card costs the merchant at least 2 percent. There would also be a record of the payment, so they would need to pay income tax on the profit. If the buyer pays with cash, the merchant can put it in their pocket and the merchandise could be classified as shrinkage (a loss).
Paying with a check does not cost the merchant anything, but the profit would still need to be declared on their tax return.
I don’t pay the full retail price on anything.life must be badass being you.
I am happy to buy something that has been lingering on the shelf for a year or if it is slightly used. And businesses get desperate to move inventory at certain times of the month or year. No reason to not take advantage.
Do you pay the sticker price on a car?
I like how people try to bargain by saying they will pay cash…as opposed to what, coconuts?
You don’t take credit cards for whatever you do in life.
Credit card processing is negotiable between processors but there are some generalities.
Swipe fee $0.20-0.35
Percentage of transaction between 2-5% depending on card type (Amex is almost 5%, most reward cards are 3-4%, only an unbranded card is in the 2 range, but how often do you see one of those).
It adds up to quite a bit every month as a retailer
Purely out of curiosity, what options did they quote you for that price? Or is that the basic model with no options?
Most shocking thing to me in this thread is people don’t understand paying cash and getting a discount
Works all sorts of places including autos and real estate
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Are you buying direct?
You might be able to get a deal from an independent retailer.
Contact Travis at fitnessedgeonline.com, he use to be a woodway dealer, so maybe he can still get and drop ship you one.
Yep, 4FRONT basic unit with Quickset display.
Thanks for the insight. Is the price I noted consistent with your purchases?
Thanks for sharing your experience with both used and new. Is the price I noted above consistent with your purchase?
Everything is negotiable.
Bring a big wad of cash and let the shop see it.
Tell them that you aren’t paying sales taxAre you suggesting paying under the table so no sales tax is paid?
I like to simply hand the cash to the seller.