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"up to 80%". isn't it to be read as "from the same price to a 80% discount" ?
by emanuele232 3y ago
"up to 80%". isn't it to be read as "from the same price to a 80% discount" ?
- quickthrower2 3y agoWhich is meaningless, like a $20,000 - $100,000 salary range.
- nebster 3y agoPretty sure he is disputing that it could be 81% cheaper that the original comment said. "Up to 80% cheaper" means 80% or less, not 80% or more.