Can't find prices from dealers on internet, why?

[Mr. Jones]

I'm looking for some prices, and can't seem to find them from manufacturer, or dealers. In particular, I'm looking for a new blaze king insert. Are they scared to show prices, lol?

l also have an older early 80s blaze king I've used for over 25 years. Wondering why they don't make a "king" insert anymore, as mine is a king. Would be nice for the longer burn times.

I live about 30 miles from where they make these things in Walla Walla, Wa, So I don't think I should have to worry about a huge shipping bill like the east coast. Any links to dealers that are not scared to post the prices? Thanks.

 

[begreen]

Some of the less expensive stoves are on popular sites like Northern Tool, Northline Express, DynamiteBuys, etc.. Why not call your local Blaze King dealer or Blaze King themselves.

 

[BrotherBart]

Auto-Rain won't sell you a stove unless you are local but they give prices.

http://www.autorain.com/itemlist_sub.php?id=222

 

[FyreBug]

Also, some brands have strict policies for MSRP and MAP (minimum advertised price) on the internet. So their dealers might just be following the rules.

 

[Mr. Jones]

Some of the less expensive stoves are on popular sites like Northern Tool, Northline Express, DynamiteBuys, etc.. Why not call your local Blaze King dealer or Blaze King themselves.

I guess since it would be nicer to price them over the net to get an idea, instead of visiting multiple dealers, and salesman trying to push their product.

 

[begreen]

I've bought several stoves over the phone by calling local dealers. No sales push at all. Just ask the best price for the model you want. Most calls took less than a minute.

 

[mellow]

Yep, phone calls to a dealer can still net you a good deal if they are looking to move stoves, sometimes you might have 1 stove in mind and wind up buying another one due to a good deal that you had not expected on getting.

 

[begreen]

Note that this is the worst time of the year to be looking for bargains.