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> This is a UK newsgroup ...
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> John
I am afraid there is no such thing anymore. When something goes on the
net, it is world wide and available to all world citizens. Well, some
countries, china for example, which grant their citizens ONLY very
limited use, are not good participants.
However, I did take it that the original post was inside the USA.
Regards,
JS
On Jul 22, 10:59 pm, "John Ferguson" <john.fergus...@ntlworld.com>
wrote:
> If you are anywhere near a branch of Maidenhead Aquatics I would recommend
> them...
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Yes, I've been to one of their shops fifteen minutes walk from me.
Lots of fish, quite impressive, but their equipment was over-priced
compared to other aquatics shops. Plus, I am finding the same problem,
most retailers only seem to stock the latest brands such as Juwel,
etc.
I also noticed that nearly all the stuff in imported from the
continent. Have UK manufacturers stopped supplying aquarium equipment
within the UK? It seems that way.
John Smith - 23 Jul 2008 20:08 GMT
> ... but their equipment was over-priced
> compared to other aquatics shops. Plus, I am finding the same problem,
> most retailers only seem to stock the latest brands such as Juwel,
> etc.
> ...
I should say, in looking at some British links, then at ebay, I would
guess it would be profitable to buy off ebay, even when considering the
cost of shipping!!! (Exchange rate of British Pound to the USA
Dollar--or, ~2:1)
It is not difficult for me to beat the ebay price (when the shipping
cost is taken into consideration) in my town of "Stockton, California, USA."
It leaves me wondering just who does purchase this merchandise off ebay?
Regards,
JS