evanL777
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I'm just wondering how much it helps. I would like to help out the store
How much does the UU store benefit from uke purchases
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BrotherUke
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I always buy from the UU store when I have a choice even if I can save a few pennies at the big box music store. In addition to supporting the site, the merchandise has been top quality, they ship really fast, always include a thank you note and wish me much Mahalo. Oh... and you never know when a surprise sticker or two will show up with your order 
Dino
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It actually helps a lot since the UU Staff doesn't charge members anything. Any purchases definitely helps their business.
gotrice415510
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hey evan? u stil deciding on which uke to get?
evanL777
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i just bought a mainland concert from the UU store
haole
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Good choice! I'm sure you'll like it very much.
evanL777
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The deciding factor was when I heard aldrine play in a live john mayer lesson. It had great sound.
UkuEroll
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I have bought from the store in the past and will again, but for small things like strings, it's just a little expensive to post to the UK, and anything over £18 gets vat slapped on, and if it's over £120 import duty is added, not to mention the post office handling charge.
Saying all that I still think we should all do our bit to keep the site up and running.
Saying all that I still think we should all do our bit to keep the site up and running.
RevWill
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UU sells Mainlands at the same price as the Mainland site. Does Mike still turn a profit when a Mainland is sold thru UU?
cocohonk
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Good question! If/When I do purchase a mainland uke, does it matter if I purchase it through the UU store or get it from the mainland website? It it more beneficial or easier (to me and/or to you) to get it though one and not the other?
BrotherUke
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I'm sure he does. Having focused access to this many uke enthusiasts would cost a lot of advertising bucks to the general public. Never mind the UAS infection that this site gives to us.
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