mark up

[kirkgas]

All fair comments, taken on board.

I hope this doesn't start a trend of fair comments, I don't think we can keep it up long

 

[armyash]

Some guys who go it alone that i know of say a minimum of 20% and wouldn't have it any other way. Doesn't matter how small a business, got to make a profit at every opportunity as long as it's not blatant robbery.

Tescos and all the other big companies put a ridiculous mark up on some of their their products, they don't make millions upon millions of pounds by accident. When it comes to it I will be putting a healthy mark up on everything, if a customer has any problem I will tell them they are more than welcome to get stuff themselves but if anything is wrong for the job or stuff is missing I will charge for my time either getting it myself or waiting for them to get it.

 

[cr0ft]

Yeah. Even when I worked as a manager at Sainsburys in my earlier days, their management didn't get to know the profit on individual items. Me thinks there is a good reason for that 🙂

 

[SimonG]

30% everytime

 

[Barry98]

suppliers mark up

parts centre £190

plumb base £105

for same pcb

 

[Leo21]

suppliers mark up

parts centre £190

plumb base £105

for same pcb

Done use either of those robbing dogs.

 

[rocketmanbkk]

I do 20% or if they treat me like **** 30%