
Originally Posted by
AirMoore
What sort of moronic logic is that... you not only fail, you ARE fail.
REREAD MY SCENARIO... I AM NOT TALKING ABOUT AT PRODUCER COST, I AM TALKING CONSUMER COST WITH THE GPS UNIT... RE-READ THE BOLD!
How many concussions did you have as a kid?
So (according to your logic) if Escort priced the 9500ix @ $1,000... we must then deduce that it costs Escort $700 to go from a 8500 X50 > 9500ix, so henceforth it must be costing them $700 to make that addition of GPS? Just because THEY PRICE IT @ that does not mean it costs that to them, it just means that is the highest price they felt they could screw the consumer out of, yet still sell good amounts of units.
THAT IS FAR different, than what it costs them to make it. Escort says that the value to the consumer for the monopoly they have is worth $200 (on a high-end radar detector with GPS compared to a high-end unit without it)... this DOES NOT mean that it costs $200, or anywhere near it... it is simply what those blood-sucking vultures feel if the best price-to-product ratio that they can force on consumers IF they want their product.
So no, it likely costs Escort between $25-$75 I am guessing at this point for the GOS functions in all units (non-IQ)... NOT $200.
So when I was adding up the price of the units... (and what it would be with GPS) I was doing it at company cost (where my numbers are far more accurate than your misleading BS). Your pricing comes FROM ESCORT... and the $200 fact was convenient because it simply added up perfectly.
Your pricing method is as follows:
Step 1) Escort sets prices.
Step 2) The products are thus worth that much, and you then must make-up costs to total that number.
As old Emile says about you (not [sic] of course): "If your going to feed society s**t sandwiches everyday, you better have a society that loves to eat s**t." You eat so much of it from Belscort it floods out into the forum through your fingers into posts.
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