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I second the recommendation for 3camels, and not just for Prime Day. I bought quite a bit on Prime Day - all of which I'd had in my cart / wish list for months
by enobrev 9y ago
I second the recommendation for 3camels, and not just for Prime Day. I bought quite a bit on Prime Day - all of which I'd had in my cart / wish list for months and all of which were well below their actual price (per 3camels).
I also saw quite a few products that were well above their normal prices, while showing as "80% off" because the prices were raised a week before. I didn't see anything that drastic from Sold-By-Amazon products. They were generally 3rd-party vendors.
- Larrikin 9y agoPretty much anything I don't need immediately, I set an alert for with 20% of the lowest price in the past year and just wait. If it never gets that low I usually just forget about it, if it does get that low or even lower it usually the best deal I'm going to get online.
- ballenf 9y agoI use "keepa" for inline price graphs on amazon pages. Camel is also great, just like having the graphs appear within each amazon page. https://keepa.com/#!addon https://keepa.com/#!addon
- gmac 9y agocamelcamelcamel is indeed a great resource. Also, you can set up a Workflow workflow on iOS to get a quick price history via the 'share' button from within the Amazon app.
- jvzr 9y agoGreat idea! Do you happen to have a Workflow to share? I'm heavily interested in getting this.
- gmac 9y agohttps://workflow.is/workflows/e194d7fdef0343649b6d037293b18c09 https://workflow.is/workflows/e194d7fdef0343649b6d037293b18c... (There was a bug for a while where you had to insert an alert before opening the web page to make it work, but it seems to have been fixed recently so I've taken this out).
- jvzr 9y agoThank for you for following this back!