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I don’t follow. There’s lots of discounts on Black Friday. Are you suggesting the prices have been inflated so with the discount it’s “normal” price? How is
by mulmen 2y ago
I don’t follow. There’s lots of discounts on Black Friday. Are you suggesting the prices have been inflated so with the discount it’s “normal” price? How is Black Friday a “scam”?
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- lovich 2y agoThat or it’s different skus and lower quality product that was binned just for black friday
- birdiesanders 2y agoThis literally is the method of pricing used on Amazon and many other retailers, raise the price 20% and then offer a 15% discount is actually common as well.
- mindslight 2y agoIf you're just buying things without knowing the general price of them, then Black Friday is the least of your problems. And no I don't mean just checking Camel^3, which is also thoroughly gamed.
- xnx 2y agoI love camelcamelcamel. How is it gamed? I trust it when I see a long and varied price history of an item.
- mindslight 2y agoCoupon codes, exclusive pricing (business, prime, etc), different product listings - all not reflected in the history AFAICT. Never mind that for many products, Amazon has consistently high prices. CCC is handy, but it's just one data point.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 2y agoSo, what's the expectation. People can't know the price of everything, checking software seems a good approach