Cheapest Place for Global Knives
21 September 2003, 12:10 PM
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Seen seconds on Ebay for £130 but dont really need 11 knives. Anyone know anywhere else that does them at a decent price?
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21 September 2003, 04:16 PM
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mate - thats not a bad price from ebay - global knives are not cheap - u can buy them from john lewis as a set - cant remember how much i paid for my knife bloock + 6 knifes but it was aroun 100 mark but woth every penny - best knives i used and they are bloody sharp - thinking of getting a cheese knife but 35 pounds i s a tad expensive, im still chewing hard on buying it along with a global knife block to sharpen it (another 40 poounds)
or better yet claim it back from company when u move to reading!
or better yet claim it back from company when u move to reading!
21 September 2003, 07:34 PM
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The 11 knife set appears to be going for nearer £200 now. Most of them arent the knives I would choose from the range but for that money you cant complain. They are seconds (i.e. not 100% in globals opinion) but all buyers have been happy and the seller offers to replace or refund any knife you arent happy with.
Amazon do sell the entire range individually.
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Amazon do sell the entire range individually.
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21 September 2003, 07:53 PM
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Just checked on Amazon. If you bought the knives on Ebay individually then it would cost you just over £500 including the case. OUCH!
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[Edited by P1Fanatic - 9/21/2003 8:19:14 PM]
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[Edited by P1Fanatic - 9/21/2003 8:19:14 PM]
21 September 2003, 09:04 PM
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Days Hardware shop, Pickford St, Macclesfield, used to sell them, not sure if they still do, That's where mine came from
21 September 2003, 09:19 PM
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No I cant be sure. Neither could I if I bought them from a shop.
As I said they are sold as seconds i.e. they may have a slight flaw that means they dont get sold as the genuine item. Everyone who has bought a set (over 20 people) has said they are fine.
I am willing to give it a go especially as I can pay via my credit card. If they are crap then they go back.
Just gotta get a good bid in as the last lots have gone nearer £200 and Ive seen them go for as little as £130.
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As I said they are sold as seconds i.e. they may have a slight flaw that means they dont get sold as the genuine item. Everyone who has bought a set (over 20 people) has said they are fine.
I am willing to give it a go especially as I can pay via my credit card. If they are crap then they go back.
Just gotta get a good bid in as the last lots have gone nearer £200 and Ive seen them go for as little as £130.
Simon.
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