ARB Pricing it's on the net so it use be true

[D4D]

If you can't beat them buy their stock

[briann532]

A product is worth what someone is willing to pay for it...........

ARB make top gear and like any other business, are there to make a profit.
A healthy profit from a well run quality business offering a quality product is nothing unusual.

Sure there will be the odd disgruntled customer, but I don't often hear complaints about ARB. In fact quite the opposite.
Good luck to them. I have bought their products for over 14 years and will continue to do so and recommend them.

Good product and despite them making a profit its for a good price too......

Usual disclaimer....blah blah blah................

Brian

[albyback1]

A product is worth what someone is willing to pay for it...........

ARB make top gear and like any other business, are there to make a profit.
A healthy profit from a well run quality business offering a quality product is nothing unusual.

Sure there will be the odd disgruntled customer, but I don't often hear complaints about ARB. In fact quite the opposite.
Good luck to them. I have bought their products for over 14 years and will continue to do so and recommend them.

Good product and despite them making a profit its for a good price too......

Usual disclaimer....blah blah blah................

Brian

Hear Hear!! or is it here here???

either way,

hear here!

[gronk]

40 % THATS NOTHING. I mark up lots more than that. Now anyone want to buy some shutters???

Minus the markup and you could have a customer.   !!!!

[Big Nath]

does anyone have a copy of this ARB pricelist that you can email me

Cheers

[Pauly]

Hey Goldie what shutters do you sell, inside or outside?

And if its available can I have a copy, im about to fit out my new (second hand) Sahara

[morcon]

I didn't notice this thread quick enough to see the price list but if 40% is their maximum margin then their gear is cheap! Remember that this is the gross margin that the store makes on the product; then out of this groos margin the store owner has to pay wages, super, rent, advertising, insurance, telephones, registrations, training etc etc - get the picture? Anyway, even if they were making 200% margin and as a consumer I am happy to pay for the product then good luck to them. I have no problem with a business making money. Sorry to rant.

[skapinad]

Good plan Snow

get a room !

[D4D]

get a room !

What's your point?

[Pumbaa]

So who want's a copy

Is there a copy still around? I would like 1 please

[Pauly]

You and me both, unfortunately ive been chasing down a copy but nobody seems to want to share 

[Big Nath]

send me a PM and i will flick it to ya!

Cheers!

[WilSurf]

x2

[Bird]

Market Leader
      Expanding Company
      Excellent Career Opportunity
      Fantastic Team Environment


A rare opportunity exists to join the marketing department of Australia's leading 4x4 accessories manufacturer, ARB Corporation Ltd.

This new role involves managing the company's interests across a variety of social media platforms, and assisting with the maintenance and direction of the company's website.

Working in conjunction with a leading web development agency you will become part of a team responsible for maintaining an exceptional level of presentation in all digital media related areas.



This role reports directly to the Marketing Manager, and applicants should possess the following skills:
      Outstanding technical writing abilities
      Enthusiasm and experience with 4x4 vehicles
      Sound mechanical aptitude
      A very high level of accuracy
      Experience with social media channels including Facebook, YouTube &
      enthusiast forums
      Previous experience in a digital media role is preferable
      A tertiary qualification in marketing, communications or PR will be highly regarded

The ideal candidate will be someone who spends their weekends four wheel driving, and their evenings surfing the Internet checking out 4x4 websites.

An attractive remuneration package will be offered in line with the sucessful applicant's experience and credentials.

Applications should be forwarded to:

Human Resource Manager
Email: lmcnamee@arb.com.au
Fax: 03 9721 9495
Mail: PO Box 105, Kilsyth VIC 3137

[singo-26]

If they paid me enough I'd spend my week 4wding and surf the net at night. Whatever they want I can be flexable, I just dont want to move from here.

[dno]

Market Leader
      Expanding Company
      Excellent Career Opportunity
      Fantastic Team Environment


A rare opportunity exists to join the marketing department of Australia's leading 4x4 accessories manufacturer, ARB Corporation Ltd.

This new role involves managing the company's interests across a variety of social media platforms, and assisting with the maintenance and direction of the company's website.

Working in conjunction with a leading web development agency you will become part of a team responsible for maintaining an exceptional level of presentation in all digital media related areas.



This role reports directly to the Marketing Manager, and applicants should possess the following skills:
      Outstanding technical writing abilities
      Enthusiasm and experience with 4x4 vehicles
      Sound mechanical aptitude
      A very high level of accuracy
      Experience with social media channels including Facebook, YouTube &
      enthusiast forums
      Previous experience in a digital media role is preferable
      A tertiary qualification in marketing, communications or PR will be highly regarded

The ideal candidate will be someone who spends their weekends four wheel driving, and their evenings surfing the Internet checking out 4x4 websites.

An attractive remuneration package will be offered in line with the sucessful applicant's experience and credentials.

Applications should be forwarded to:

Human Resource Manager
Email: lmcnamee@arb.com.au
Fax: 03 9721 9495
Mail: PO Box 105, Kilsyth VIC 3137

It's got your name allover it Bruce. 

[D4D]

They pay crap

[Bird]

They pay crap

Your being kind...

and there isnt much in the way of "staff discounts"........

[WilSurf]

So maybe we can change their attitude if one of us is hired.

[Eski]

I wouldn't be picking on ARB too much..  They are not the only ones...

When looking around for trail bike parts we found the same with BarkBuster Hand Guards that are made in Aust.   We could buy them a lot cheaper with postage from the UK.  We just approached my local dealer and said we can get them for x from the UK, what can you do them for.   They knocked a lot off so they were within $15 of the UK ones so we spent our dollars locally..

Time to print off the internet price and let the locals compete....   For a few extra dollars it's better to keep you money here...

[JCOJ]

I wouldn't be picking on ARB too much..  They are not the only ones...

When looking around for trail bike parts we found the same with BarkBuster Hand Guards that are made in Aust.   We could buy them a lot cheaper with postage from the UK.  We just approached my local dealer and said we can get them for x from the UK, what can you do them for.   They knocked a lot off so they were within $15 of the UK ones so we spent our dollars locally..

Time to print off the internet price and let the locals compete....   For a few extra dollars it's better to keep you money here...

I agree but I wonder how much the locals will drop.

I priced Cooper ST Maxx tyres at the Adelaide Caravan and Camping Show which was on this weekend at $428ea - cheapest I've found on the net is US$219.

In saying that a Timbuk2 backpack that I wanted was at Anaconda for $120 and I found it on the net for US$79.  Anaconda were good enough to match that - and we both agreed that we would forget about the exchange rate.