T-Juice Leap Year discount

[tsoko]

Feb 27, 2016 15:03:01 GMT DiscoDes said:

Hmmmm I'd better get some supplies in, I may be running a little bit low.......

I take it you like RA then

[leroy4bz]

Are that concentrates? If they're 30ml bottles, it's just bonkers! Are you waiting for Armageddon?

[DiscoDes]

Feb 27, 2016 17:09:30 GMT leroy4bz said:

Are that concentrates? If they're 30ml bottles, it's just bonkers! Are you waiting for Armageddon?

Yeah 30ml bottles, I use one and a bit per month.

[Perpetua]

Feb 27, 2016 17:09:30 GMT leroy4bz said:

Are that concentrates? If they're 30ml bottles, it's just bonkers! Are you waiting for Armageddon?

It's always wise to be prepared for all eventualities leroy4bz.

[amygx]

Feb 27, 2016 16:20:04 GMT tsoko said:

Feb 27, 2016 15:03:01 GMT DiscoDes said:

Hmmmm I'd better get some supplies in, I may be running a little bit low.......

I take it you like RA then

And I was feeling good about myself for having 3 x 30ml bottles in the cupboard....now I just feel inadequate 
Still,  it is a good idea to stock up on these things when good discounts come around (if you can afford it) as its always better than paying full price in the future.

[dagl]

Nice one Q
2 x 30ml Red and a crafty 30ml of Vamp for me

[Pepperty]

Scratching my head on this one, can't get through checkout without agreeing to terms and conditions and i'll be dammed of I can find a tick box anywhere on mobile phone! !
I'll have to wait until I'm on the computer tomorrow

[Pepperty]

Got there in the end. .. It gets hidden behind payment button. How weird!

On phones horizontal view I could just about see edge of tick box in mobile chrome and managed to get it activated, took a few stabs

[markus]

Can anyone recommend any of these other T-juice concentrates ? Ive had/got Red Astaire, Black & Blue & Clara T, just wondering what others are nice (no tobacco, custard or cream flavours though)

Personally I cant see the problem why T-Juice would restrict quantities, people are obviously struggling to clone the concentrate so what we're they worried about ? they we're still making money, perhaps a bit of greed on T-Juice's part ??.....surely restricting those sales will have had a big impact on profit margins.
Perhaps thats why we're getting more of these offers from T-Juice than we used to ?

[Perpetua]

Feb 28, 2016 4:21:53 GMT markus said:

Can anyone recommend any of these other T-juice concentrates ? Ive had/got Red Astaire, Black & Blue & Clara T, just wondering what others are nice (no tobacco, custard or cream flavours though)

I also enjoy Jacques Le Mon for a change markus.

[Greg]

Feb 28, 2016 4:21:53 GMT markus said:

Can anyone recommend any of these other T-juice concentrates ? Ive had/got Red Astaire, Black & Blue & Clara T, just wondering what others are nice (no tobacco, custard or cream flavours though)

Personally I cant see the problem why T-Juice would restrict quantities, people are obviously struggling to clone the concentrate so what we're they worried about ? they we're still making money, perhaps a bit of greed on T-Juice's part ??.....surely restricting those sales will have had a big impact on profit margins.
Perhaps thats why we're getting more of these offers from T-Juice than we used to ?

They restrict quantities of concentrate because in the past people were buying loads, making it then selling it on ebay for full price.
tjuice provide the conc to home brewers for their own use not so they can profiteer, seems very reasonable to me especially when many juice manufacturers don't supply concentrates.

[Pepperty]

As long as they do a nice promotion every other month then I'm really happy!

As I said, buying the concentrate is a real money saver but T Juice is still a slightly expensive option for a DIY'er but one I'm more than willing to pay as I use a bottle a month (in between my JTR and my daughters Black N' Blue) I also like RA and Clara T and MTT sometimes, so like to have a bottle in of those also. They have their own special shelf in my mixing fridge

[markus]

Feb 28, 2016 9:18:37 GMT Greg said:

They restrict quantities of concentrate because in the past people were buying loads, making it then selling it on ebay for full price.
tjuice provide the conc to home brewers for their own use not so they can profiteer, seems very reasonable to me especially when many juice manufacturers don't supply concentrates.

Yeah I knew why they did it, Im just not quite sure why they chose that as the best course of action. Im on the other side of the fence ;-)  I kinda think once you buy something its your property & up to you what you do with it.....if people we're buying it then thats just simple supply & demand, if as you say they we're selling it at full price then more fool the people buying it, aslong as they we're telling people its home brew I cant see a problem. I know If I only bought pre-mixed I'd rather buy it from T-Juice over someone thats mixed it in their kitchen.
I understand they cant sell pre-mixed alot cheaper than the shops they supply but £16 for 30ml of pre-mixed to me is a tad expensive, esp if they make the concentrate, and the fact that they mix at 15% & most seem to prefer 20%....perhaps 2 reasons why people did it ?....I wonder if they looked into the reasons why it was happening instead of just restricting the supply.

As we all know theres always ways of getting round the restriction by having different email accounts & having it sent to friends addresses etc, so they wont stop the determined person......but hey ho....i guess before you buy it, its their product & they have every right to sell it how they wish.

Thanks Perpetua, sounds nice I'll give it a whirl ;-)

Pepperty....your fridge reminds me of this advert....the bit right at the end of the ad ;-)

[sydsut]

Feb 29, 2016 0:47:34 GMT markus said:

Feb 28, 2016 9:18:37 GMT Greg said:

They restrict quantities of concentrate because in the past people were buying loads, making it then selling it on ebay for full price.
tjuice provide the conc to home brewers for their own use not so they can profiteer, seems very reasonable to me especially when many juice manufacturers don't supply concentrates.

Yeah I knew why they did it, Im just not quite sure why they chose that as the best course of action. Im on the other side of the fence ;-)  I kinda think once you buy something its your property & up to you what you do with it.....if people we're buying it then thats just simple supply & demand, if as you say they we're selling it at full price then more fool the people buying it, aslong as they we're telling people its home brew I cant see a problem. I know If I only bought pre-mixed I'd rather buy it from T-Juice over someone thats mixed it in their kitchen.
I understand they cant sell pre-mixed alot cheaper than the shops they supply but £16 for 30ml of pre-mixed to me is a tad expensive, esp if they make the concentrate, and the fact that they mix at 15% & most seem to prefer 20%....perhaps 2 reasons why people did it ?....I wonder if they looked into the reasons why it was happening instead of just restricting the supply.

As we all know theres always ways of getting round the restriction by having different email accounts & having it sent to friends addresses etc, so they wont stop the determined person......but hey ho....i guess before you buy it, its their product & they have every right to sell it how they wish.

Thanks Perpetua, sounds nice I'll give it a whirl ;-)

Pepperty....your fridge reminds me of this advert....the bit right at the end of the ad ;-)

No one on is forcing you buy anything and with your attitude I personally would sell you Zilch.

[markus]

Feb 29, 2016 1:16:34 GMT sydsut said:

No one on is forcing you buy anything and with your attitude I personally would sell you Zilch.

lmao...have you read my post whilst in an angry mood ?.....nothing in there is intended as nasty, its just an opinion, just like everyone else replying.

Im intrigued.....exactly which bit makes you believe I have the wrong attitude regarding this issue ?