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In article <45bm3c$jv1@moe.tas.drs.com>, Andi Giri <andig@tas.com> wrote:
>Hi
>
>We purchased a Sealy mattress of the following type:
>2nd Century Plush Pillowtop, from Mattress Discounters.
>It was listed at $900, and the Manager of the store volunteered
>to sell it for $750, which he claimed as his cost price.
>He even showed me a listing of the manager's price, and
>declined my offer of $700.  I had to buy it for $750, but
>there are 4 days before delivery.
>
>What do u think? Could he be cheating(with his cost price)?  
>It is a firm mattress, pillow top, good quality - 
>I am under the impression that I could have got it for around $600.
>
>Andi Giri


Beats me....I recently had to buy a new Queen set..(previously only had 
cheap beds bought from people at school, etc) and was at first shocked by 
how much the durned things cost.  I looked around....called places...even 
went to Woodies and their 40% off.

I ended up getting a Sealy at Price Club (Pentagon City) for $300 and the 
fram for 30, which beat everything else by miles.  I am no mattress 
expert...but it's a decent Sealy...not the Super Model obviously...but 
it's a great mattress that's not going to break my back...and it was 
30-40 cheaper than what Woodies was offering even after their 40%.

I can check the exact Sealy make if someone cares....but the point is, 
it's cheaper than anything else I found and I've slept like a baby on 
it....luckily a friend has a Price Club membership!  Many people I told 
about it didn't know they even carried mattresses....so anyone in the 
market that can should check it out.