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23 minutes ago, El Cid said:

Ebay and online seems cheaper for most things, it's a wonder the High Street is still going. 4 spark plugs for my car, £7.77 on ebay or £3 each at Andrew Pages just a 5 minute walk away.

shops have to look nice and need to be well stocked, staff need to be well presented and attract higher rates than warehouses.

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17 hours ago, El Cid said:

Ebay and online seems cheaper for most things, it's a wonder the High Street is still going. 4 spark plugs for my car, £7.77 on ebay or £3 each at Andrew Pages just a 5 minute walk away.

I have bought/buy quite a lot from overseas..just as an instance,my Honda motorcycle has (4) "Iridium Plugs" fitted as standard,in the UK they cost between £20-£25 each + postage (NGK) depending on supplier....i bought a set (4 NGK) from the States  .cost £42  and that was inclusive of postage etc....I also buy Hush Puppies Powerwalkers for my wife from the States..about 6 pairs up to now...as she is diabetic and they can be bought in different widths....(they are also known as diabetic shoes in the States),...the last time i bought 2 pairs in cream leather. (Jan 2017) and the cost for TWO pairs. 

Hush Puppies Women's Power Walker II Leather Ankle-High Leather Fashion Sneaker ORDER TOTAL

£36.61 plus about £20 p+p

 .but i did come across a bargain,...one pair still in box new,the other one still in excellent condition,+another pair in white also as new + others in black...other times i have paid around £50 +PP

 

 In the UK.on Amazon.. to quote:-.....Hush Puppies Power Walker II/White Leather....

Price: £210.96 FREE delivery.
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A lot of fake car parts floating about on ebay, particularly NGK spark plugs so beware.

 

I am amazed as well with some of the stuff, even simple goods like stick-on letters that cost me less than the envelope and postage would cost here in the UK.

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4 hours ago, El Cid said:

I have been using NGK spark plugs for years, have you got an issue with them?

The brand are fine, they produce excellent plugs, but fake ones have been doing the rounds for ages.  Not something you would think of considering the low value, but they are out there.

 

Stick to trusted suppliers and you'll have no problems.

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