Buying Original Items at Discounted Prices

Published: 03rd October 2011
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Most people will prefer affordable over expensive items at most times. But there are instances when the other way happens because "affordable" looks too good to be true. Items with original and discounted prices have their respective pros and cons. It always falls to the watchful eye of the consumer to decide which is more pleasing to the eye.

Obviously, a discounted price is more pleasing to look at compared to one with the original price but there are skeptical buyers who question the quality of the discounted price whether it sustained damage or it has been used. The item with the original price is assured of its factory-fresh setting. But there are some whose wallets and purses are too dry. The fine line dividing original and discount prices are just too hard to ignore.

This is a case that requires critical decision-making, especially when it comes to electronic gadgets and computer software. The functionality, if not the authenticity, of a gadget is a serious matter to most people, since they will be buying it with their hard-earned salary. Unless educated with a discerning eye, consumers will have no means of differentiating the two items aside from the range of cost. The little devil called regret will always be waiting at the end once they realize their mistake.


Nearly every entrepreneur sells their products close to the suggested retail price. Buying a server CAL for a BlackBerry enterprise server, fresh from the factory, would take more than US$3,000. The price includes the factory cost as well as part of the company’s income. The client’s wallet will most likely suffer. But not all entrepreneurs enjoy their customers unhappy.

For that, there are a daring few, who would sell the same product, also fresh from the factory, at around 25 percent off. Clients will purchase BlackBerry CALs, with the same full-version features and warranty, but at a price they would not resist. These are surplus items of some companies that they do not get to use them anymore. This way, people would not have to think hard between original and discounted prices.

A server CAL is like the I.D. card of a software. Without it, the company cannot determine whether they made that product or provide technical support. In the long run, a watchful eye is still necessary in making some of the critical decisions.

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