You should start pretending to buy items and then really buy it a week later
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K3Nv4
Someone stole it also works
JuanMena
I don't know there @K3Nv2 , but here, usually products has a code in their barcodes. Almost always looks like a very small 3 or 2 or 1 next to or below the barcode.
If 3, it means there'll be another "display" of the same product later next week or month, meaning (2).
If 1 it means the product won't be available anymore after they're sold out.
If 3, it means there'll be another "display" of the same product later next week or month, meaning (2).
If 1 it means the product won't be available anymore after they're sold out.
JuanMena
So, of course you'll get products with the number 1 code, because it'll be cheaper than a product with a number 3 code.
You should look if there's something similar in the place you live. The code thing is a secret amongst cheap stakes, so most people doesn't know about this.
Example:
You should look if there's something similar in the place you live. The code thing is a secret amongst cheap stakes, so most people doesn't know about this.
Example:
Veho
How does one apply that to Amazon listings?
JuanMena
Rubbing gently. Circular motion.
My god, really shopping like a normal person is dead nowadays too?
My god, really shopping like a normal person is dead nowadays too?
Veho
We're talking about Ken here, he was never a "normal" person.
JuanMena
Well, I mean, there's digital tools that searches for cheaper prices and stuff. Even Opera Browser has a built-in extension that shows you the cheaper price. I'm sure every other browser has something similar nowadays. At this point it's K3NV2's fault if you ask me.
K3Nv4
You do realize the store has complete controller over price listing?
JuanMena
My experience with On-Line purchases must be very different than yours.
I use Mercado Libre which filters items by Price, Reviews, Reputation of Seller and other things. On top of that, it offers you discounts if you're a certain level and free refunds and free delivery.
You're telling me there's nothing like ML in your 1st world country?
I use Mercado Libre which filters items by Price, Reviews, Reputation of Seller and other things. On top of that, it offers you discounts if you're a certain level and free refunds and free delivery.
You're telling me there's nothing like ML in your 1st world country?