Kitchen

[Catty2]

I saw part of the presentation of today's TSV.  David said if you use your Q card you will receive a $20 gift card back.  Why don't they just reduce the TSV price by $20 instead? 

Either way it's too expensive for me but I'm sure a lower price might convince some people to buy it. 

[Kachina624]

Why?   For the same reason companies give rebates.   Most people never follow through with collecting them.   Many won't follow through with using the gift card either. 

[software]

It's their way of getting people to either sign up for a Q card or to use their Q card.  More money for them.

Just like department stores giving a percentage off your order if you sign up for their credit card.

I don't disagree with you, just offering a suggestion of why they do it.

I got $20 earlier this year on an item I purchased, can't even remember which one.  I used it toward my Dennis Basso TSV, the raincoat--which I love!

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@Catty2 wrote:

I saw part of the presentation of today's TSV.  David said if you use your Q card you will receive a $20 gift card back.  Why don't they just reduce the TSV price by $20 instead? 

Either way it's too expensive for me but I'm sure a lower price might convince some people to buy it. 

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[house_cat]

Fortunately, the three pieces I currently own are sufficient. I was afraid this TSV would be too tempting to pass up, but it's not.  

If you're on the fence about buying your first piece - JUMP OVER!

You won't be sorry!

[peachesncream]

I love enameled cast iron such as LeCreuset, and Staub (which is what I have; I love my 5 quart Dutch oven).

But the TSV seems too small and too shallow to be useful, at least in my kitchen.