[quote name='CocheseUGA']Exactly. The ads also help pay for the lawyers, so CC is funding CAG's defense.
I've been advocating for a couple of weeks now NOT to boycott CC. We're the smart consumers, the ones who know what to buy because it's a great price. We're not consumers who go in for something and have a high attach rate. We see something on sale, and we buy only what's on sale. So if we stop shopping there, while CC's overall sales might drop a percentage or two, the profit margin will actually rise. Do we really want that?
If someone really wanted to hurt CC, they would reduce their buying from them to PMing to get the extra 10%, anything to dip into the profits. Buy loss leaders, and loss leaders only. What you would be looking to do is dive into the profit any way you could. A more extreme example would be to go in and out of the store or keep the doors open to keep AC or heating bills high.
But, you know, I'd never advocate doing stuff like that at all.[/quote]
QFT. The best way to handle this is not to stop our shopping at CC, but buy only loss leaders and use their ads for pricematching. With that, CC has a hard time profiting from our business.
Also, a little anarchy never hurts.
