For those with a bit of cash to waste!!, https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B08557N...v_ov_lig_dp_it
What a rip, how can amazon allow that kind of sale?
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For those with a bit of cash to waste!!, https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B08557N...v_ov_lig_dp_it
What a rip, how can amazon allow that kind of sale?
"Allow"?
Have you not seen some of the alogorithmically generated prices that Amazon is notorious for? And why whould Amazon care, anyway?
Most items on there are by private people, like if ebay sold their own products alongside the private people.
As such, the list pricing (or "buy it now" pricing) on Amazon can be anything. You should sort things by most expensive first on the main Amazon America site and see some huge prices for some random things.
Tfsouce has been doing the similar thing lateltyQuote:
Originally Posted by JJJ
Amazon doesn't adjust prices normally. For items sold by Amazon, they normally let an algorithm set the prices for them. If it's a third party, as much of the Amazon US stock is despite how it looks on Amazon AU, it's set by the third party selling it.Quote:
Originally Posted by G1Optimal
Oh i see
At least it’s in stock. That’s been in my watch list since well before Christmas.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flukey
https://www.amazon.com.au/Transforme...&s=toys&sr=1-1
Masterpiece 53 Skids, sold by Amazon AU. Currently $183.
Amazon Prime deal on Devvy!! Ignore the overinflated $472 price tag cause this goes down to $142 once you check out!!
Make sure you find the Devvy with the 70% off note at the bottom as there are other listings which do not discount.
Tried to link but it goes to the full priced one. Easiest way is to search all Prime Day sales and filter to toys. Scroll down a bit and they'll be a pic of Devvy with a mention of 70% off. Click on the Devvy in that category.
Also some cheap prices on Rescue Bots ond Cyberverse.