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Is it just me or is it incredibly annoying when people advertising things don't put prices on their workshops, events, classes? (I've just looked at one).


It would completely put me off enquiring further, because (I would speculate):

i) its expensive so they want you to contact them so they can reel you in

ii) they want your name for a marketing list

iii) they think we're all rolling in it.


Maybe I'm just a grumpy old bastard, so what do others think?

damzel Wrote:

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> I agree too. I also walk out of shops if the

> price tags aren't obvious


xxxxx


I agree as well.


And it really annoys me if prices aren't marked on things in shops/market stalls.


I assume the seller is going to ask the highest price they think they can get away with after looking the customer over (so, probably not very high in my case, but still :)) )

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