minimum prices

[PillRoller]

Thank god somebody stepped up to the plate and did this. Kuddos to RXP for setting new minimum prices...

Fioricet 40 mg (generic) - 30 Tabs $50.00
Fioricet 40 mg (generic) - 90 Tabs $65.00
Soma (generic) 350 mg - 30 Tabs $45.00
Soma (generic) 350 mg - 90 Tabs $70.00
Soma (Watson brand) 350 mg - 30 Tabs $50.00
Soma (Watson brand) 350 mg - 90 Tabs $75.00
Tramadol 50 mg - 30 Tabs $45.00
Tramadol 50 mg - 90 Tabs $65.00

Now if only GRB or AFF Power would do the same for phen. There should be a mandatory min of at least $110 for 90 phen. I see high ranking sites selling for $90 :( They must think they are competeing with frontier pharmacies or something. Guys -- those prices are fake! They are not your competition. They don't ship.

[DaveM]

Looks like you got your wish. Well, almost.

[Wicked]

Looks like you got your wish. Well, almost.
Dave we need to work together to make it work...

[MrMullet]

We need to do something about the blatant holes in those so-called minimum prices. Idiots just put free shipping to circumvent it.

To the FUCKING RETARD selling tramadol 180ct for $99 + free shipping FUCK YOU.

I suggest everyone emails MPLLC and RXP to complain about this flaw. I already emailed them, you should too.

[No Life]

RXP said they're working on the free shipping and/or coupons to get around it.

[MrMullet]

RXP said they're working on the free shipping and/or coupons to get around it.

VERY good news, MPLLC told me they were gonna deal with the lowballer

[turboTim]

though i never seem to get hurt by lowballers in my marketing area.. sounds like a good idea. I contacted the OPs i use about it. Havent heard from anyone like you guys except from Pharmgroup who said they are implementing it

[PharmBoy]

Be careful what you wish for - if reliable affiliate programs like MPLLC start raising minimum prices, inevitably new “lowballer” affiliate programs will spring up. Then you will only have two options – switch to the “lowballer” affiliate program (which may or may not be reliable) to compete, or lose sales to people who price shop.

Not sure if there is a good solution to this one, but I prefer to have control over my prices, even if I choose not to lower them to the minimum level.

[MrMullet]

Perhaps in the long run pharmboy, but what they can raise they can also lower just as easily so it'll take a very short time to adapt. Right now the reality is the prices are too low across the board needlessly. If the reality changes along the way, and it will, they'll adapt then.

Giving full control to affiliates guarantees some idiot will ruin the market eventually.

[MrMullet]

VERY good news, MPLLC told me they were gonna deal with the lowballer

Seems it takes a while for lowballers to be dealt with heh

[MrMullet]

MPLLC is full of shit when they say they're gonna deal with lowballers, it's been over a week and nothing's been done. Fuckin lame.