20% imo
That's a pretty good discount depending on the product. But $20... I just imagine popcorn and drinks for two at the movie theater.
That's a pretty good discount depending on the product. But $20... I just imagine popcorn and drinks for two at the movie theater.
20% here, if I buy more than $100 I am getting more money off.
Personally id go with the %. Factoring in the GDP(generally dumb public) I'd say $20 off...
Off of $100? I'm one of those edgumukatid peeple that looks at $20 off $100 and 20% off $100 as exactly the same thing. OMG, I just checked, they ARE the same thing!
Now if you're talking like the MidwayUSA sales, where it's "Orders over $100" then "Orders over $200" then I'll go with the 20%.
Now if you're talking like the MidwayUSA sales, where it's "Orders over $100" then "Orders over $200" then I'll go with the 20%.
it all depends on how much your spending as to what is a "good" deal
buying a car.........................20%
getting the oil changed................$20
buying a car.........................20%
getting the oil changed................$20
I think he is just trying to see which one sounds more enticing........I'd be willing to bet that he knows its the exact same amount on a $100 order.
The % sounds better to me.
He's asking a marketing type question...
With a set price of $100 for something, which appeals to your sense of a bargain or discount?
Hearing:
20 Dollars Off
-or-
20% Off
As in... "Hey buddy, This normally costs $100 retail, but I'm going to let you have it for (either) $20 off (or) 20% off.
Get it?
With a set price of $100 for something, which appeals to your sense of a bargain or discount?
Hearing:
20 Dollars Off
-or-
20% Off
As in... "Hey buddy, This normally costs $100 retail, but I'm going to let you have it for (either) $20 off (or) 20% off.
Get it?
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