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After the end of Sale, will IKEA revert their prices to old prices (ie higher prices)?

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After the end of Sale, will IKEA revert their prices to old prices (ie higher prices)?

Interesting questions,...I do not recollect it does....cos most of the time the item will be out-of-stock. I do not normally go back and check on the prices after the sales is ended.....

FYI, I bought the TV cabinet at 119 and now it is 99 or 89 during the sales......

the Sale ended yesterday, think they will revert to pre-Sale prices

Interesting questions,...I do not recollect it does....cos most of the time the item will be out-of-stock. I do not normally go back and check on the prices after the sales is ended.....

FYI, I bought the TV cabinet at 119 and now it is 99 or 89 during the sales......

My computer table, 79....then 69 ... now 39 ... luckily buy 1 only.

But 79 still a good buy

We bought two mirrors during the sale. Original price was $99, sale price was $49. So we quickly got them although our place is still under renovation. Today I was there for lunch, saw the that mirror is now going for $39!

Edited March 25, 201016 yr by nacho

We bought two mirrors during the sale. Original price was $99, sale price was $59. So we quickly got them although our place is still under renovation. Today I was there for lunch, saw the that mirror is now going for $39!

mmm...mebbe cannt get rid all of it during sale ??

I found 3 possibilities:

1. price stay the same after Sale - this means they still have stock they trying to get rid

2. price drop even further - this means the item is not very saleable, and again, they want to get rid of their stocks

3. price revert back to original prices after Sale

So it really depend on the item itself.