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In my honest opinion it seems that it is always better to search for a cheaper price than ask for a price match.

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Quote: Originally posted by griff10553 on 21/2/2012

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The seller on ebay is not the seller that I requested a price match and was declined.

The one on ebay is sold by the site I went direct to where they sell it for £14.95 plus £5.95 p&p so it only costs £20.90.

Griff

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I've just joined the go outdoors card system, and saved money. I realise that the prices are not the most competetive, but they did price match my new walking shoes. Their price was over fifty pounds more than an on line site, but they did match it and the extra 10 % discount on top. I  think they rely on people not doing price match in the main. My £120 shoes ended up costing under Sixty pounds.

I know they weren't very busy, but the service and advice was first class.

I find Gooutdoors very expensive and can buy cheaper almost anywhere, apart from there special offer days/weeks when generally stock is pretty low. I buy quite a lot of outdoor gear and can usually save 25 % - 50% buying elsewhere and not just on special discount days.

As someone has already said they depend on people not shopping around and compairing prices or asking for pricematch and again as someone has also said, why not buy from the cheaper priced store in the first place.