Price or Quality?

[Free Classifieds]

Quality for me is the best policy. Good quality gives the perfect service..

[profitgs]

If Quality is good, prices never matter..

[keith115]

How about good quality at a good price, like will7 said it needs to balance between the two.

[Brave7]

If I want to buy products from a brand I know, I will find a store that provide details, inspire confidence, reputable and provide fast shipping/service. I really don't care if there is a couple of bucks cheaper somewhere else, if the service was impeccable.

I love when I buy for a certain amount that retailers give some sample(s) so next time I want to order I have already tested the product.

I generally don't buy again when the retailers send me every week emails to force me to buy again or send me newsletters I did not subscribed from.

[sheril]

i will try for the cheap and best.. if i dont get such a product, i would then go for the best quality of the product no matter what the price is...

[Jacqueline Star]

Depends on what the product is... Certain things I wouldn't spend more than $5 on because it's not worth it to me but on others money would be no object. Depends on how important to me. Quality is important depending on the product.

[Free Classifieds]

Price and quality are significant, though I always look for those stuffs that are often used and proven by the market.

[smluv3]

I'd choose quality in reasonable price

[.Andy]

Its a combination of both I wont pay if its not quality.

[TheRACK]

If your selling a small number of items at a time then QUAILITY above any. If your looking for PRICE then offer "BULK" services/products to increase profit :p otherwise stick to keeping your inventory full & sold.

[websolutionkey]

It all depends on the service you offer.

In general, there should be a fair bonding and balance between quality and price.

[devonshire]

I have found that brand names do not necessarily equate to quality nowadays. I.E. I purchased an OMC ignition switch for my boat online and it broke the third time out, plastic body and it was junk. I would look at a number of things, product specification, fair price, reputation of the retailer, and any money back guarantee or warranty, the online retailer offers. On my sites I offer a 30 day money back guarantee, period, no strings attached. Then there is a warranty of merchantibility for one year, plus manufacturers waranties. I would not sell junk, because your reputation rides on it.

[elizabethtus]

Quality and price in that people often make judgements about the quality of items based on their prices. Usually, high-quality items are expensive and low-quality items are cheap. Thus, when people see an item that appears unusually cheap, they suspect that the item has low quality. In the knives example, people must have thought that something was wrong with the knives because the price was so low. When the store raised the price a bit, people no longer thought that the deal was too good to be true.

[paulbch]

Obviously i will prefer quality of product. A product having less quality will not be reliable to me.

[jamoB]

i always go with the quality

[prettyimpress]

That depends how much money people have. For rich people of course they choose quality and fashion. But for poor people, they usually put price first. If you want to do some business, you should think who would you like to serve first.

[clorets01]

I personally go for quality first. But in terms of business, you have to position yourself with respect to the competition.

[TheRACK]

Quality without a question. If you want price then sell bulk of quality items

[adam007]

Quality always matters. No matter how much the product expensive is.

[teal1066]

I will choose both quality work price.Nice topic to discuss.