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"Buy one get one 50% off" sounds better than "25% off each one" but it's the same thing, amirite?
by Anonymous11 years ago
Not if you only buy one.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Buy one get one free is like saying 50% off of each one
if you buy one, one comes free
unless you don't take it
but it's free
take it and give it away at least
by Anonymous11 years ago
No, because it's 50% off of item B, which means that 50% of item B is taken off of the total price you pay (I'm not factoring sales tax into this). 25% off of each item is 25% of item A's cost off of item A and 25% of item B's cost off of item B.
by Anonymous11 years ago
Well yeah, unless you buy one. But if you do buy two it's the same. 4 + 2 = 6 ; 3 + 3 = 6
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