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Sounds like they're really not used to people actually ordering from their site directly. I can imagine the prices are the suggested retail prices, which no retailer will actually end up charging.



  > can imagine the prices are the suggested retail prices,
  > which no retailer will actually end up charging.
I bought my Switch directly from Nintendo (well, sounds like it's actually via the Hut Group), and paid the RRP with free delivery. I didn't see any mainstream retailer (Amazon, Toys'r'Us, Tesco, etc) charging differently though.

I can't imagine mainstream retailers either price-gouging or discounting, unless a product's reaching its end of life or about to be superceded.


To be fair, their prices were quite good - and they offered a two year warranty - which surprised me.

Although yes, in retrospect I'll default back to Amazon in future.




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