Price fluctuations: If the orange harvest is miserable, I understand if the price goes up. You can't just produce more oranges. Supply and demand. This mill is PRODUCED by the millions. The price fluctuates at Digitec 240.- 268.- to 283.-. Like petrol at German petrol stations.
Respect & regard for one's customers is NOT negotiable!
The next step of disrespect will be a pricing structure optimised for individual customers.
Exploiting the planet and the customers equally is now the motto?
When too much, is still too little.....

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Price fluctuations: If the orange harvest is miserable, I understand if the price goes up. You can't just produce more oranges. Supply and demand. This mill is PRODUCED by the millions. The price fluctuates at Digitec 240.- 268.- to 283.-. Like petrol at German petrol stations. 
Respect & regard for one's customers is NOT negotiable! 
The next step of disrespect will be a pricing structure optimised for individual customers.
Exploiting the planet and the customers equally is now the motto? 
When too much, is still too little.....

Answer

The prices of manufactured and traded goods have long been decoupled from the production costs. You can see this yourself in your petrol example, where this is obviously accepted. The same applies to the actionitis in offline retail. What should Galaxus do then? Charge the manufacturer's RRP so that you can always & evenly pay more?

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I've had the feeling for a long time that algorithms are on the way. The colour is no longer available on brack or microspot, so the price goes up. It's just Digitec.

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