Lowest Price Guarantee: Outsmarting a Marketing Gimmick

Hello forum,

Yesterday I bought a kitchen from the company Burger including Neff appliances at a large kitchen studio chain.
The price negotiations went well so far and I was satisfied.
But when I pointed out that this so-called lowest price guarantee is actually just a cheap marketing gimmick, the salesman only grinned in agreement.

Challenge accepted!

Does anyone happen to know a kitchen studio that would dare to have some fun and make me a sufficient offer for the exact same kitchen based on my detailed purchase contract?
It must somehow be possible to beat these people at their own game?!

Regards

Unfortunately not, but hardly without appropriate compensation.

Oh dear... you have already bought the kitchen. Then who would do the kitchen calculation for fun? And besides, it's not that simple because every studio has to calculate differently!

This sentence:

Es muss doch irgendwie möglich sein, diese Leute mit ihren eigenen Waffen zu schlagen?!

irks me a bit. It would have been up to you to obtain offers from various studios. With all due respect, I personally find your request almost cheeky. Above all, you must have been tempted, otherwise you wouldn't have signed.

Yes, you are right. The topic can hereby be closed.

Why should this thread be closed? Deleting it is also pointless, as Auntie Google & Co. do not forget; or only upon explicit request.

Rhenish greetings

Yes, okay, then I stand by it