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Hi, has anyone noticed Joe public can buy twin & earth at Screwfix for nearly the same price a skilled part p approved experienced Sparky can at the merchants he been using for 20 years. Doesn't seem right to me.
 
my local electrical counter didnt believe how much i was buying reels of t&e as it was cheaper then there cost price. they soon believed me when i took the toolstation catalogue to them and showed them.
 
Hi, has anyone noticed Joe public can buy twin & earth at Screwfix for nearly the same price a skilled part p approved experienced Sparky can at the merchants he been using for 20 years. Doesn't seem right to me.

So can an unskilled, Part P approved, inexperienced Sparky.
 
So can an unskilled, Part P approved, inexperienced Sparky.
I think the point is that different customers get different prices - you might expect a sparky who goes into a wholesaler almost every day and spends a fortune on their account to get a better price than a DIYer who might spend half an hour in there asking them how to fit their new light/shower, then return it the next week because it wasn't quite what they wanted.
 

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