Have you read it?
Bought the streamlight. Thanks. If you use keepa you can follow prices on Amazon.View attachment 462347
Last time it was some menstrual cramp medicine.I bought 3 items and the package arrived today with my correct name and address. I open it and it contains a football helmet chin strap and a winter face mask. Just the items a 60+ year old guy needs living in 100 degree heat. So off to their India chat to get a refund and I get to keep those two items. This seems to occur during their busy times but why do I always get useless stuff to keep? Last time it was some menstrual cramp medicine.
I bought 3 items and the package arrived today with my correct name and address. I open it and it contains a football helmet chin strap and a winter face mask. Just the items a 60+ year old guy needs living in 100 degree heat. So off to their India chat to get a refund and I get to keep those two items. This seems to occur during their busy times but why do I always get useless stuff to keep? Last time it was some menstrual cramp medicine.
Keepa is an awesome tool. Get the browser version and it'll pop up on every Amazon page.I'm using that sight to look at routers and the price they have doesn't match Amazon. .
It doesn't seem awesome to me. The few things I checked had the wrong current prices.Keepa is an awesome tool. Get the browser version and it'll pop up on every Amazon page.
I've got this TP Link router and it works really well, but is pricy AF:
If I were to get a router today I may splurge and get a WiFi 7 version...but...maybe not given the prices.
I told my adult kids that I'm a ninja now with the wrong/free stuff they sent.I shouldn't laugh...but I can't help it. Only had a serious fubar once: I ordered some sound treatment "egg-crate" foam and got a 72"-tall, four-section, folding Japanese style privacy screen.
Similar but on the front-end, I was looking for a different type of Bluetooth earbud yesterday and I landed on one with an average 5-star rating...but all the Amazon reviews were for the old movie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, nothing remotely related to wireless earphones.
Maybe some senior manage at Amazon is thinking of applying for the role of Director of the U.S. Secret Service and his padding his/her resume?![]()
Similar but on the front-end, I was looking for a different type of Bluetooth earbud yesterday and I landed on one with an average 5-star rating...but all the Amazon reviews were for the old movie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, nothing remotely related to wireless earphones.
I always read the 1 star reviews. Some are irrelevant, but some are pertinent.Always read the 3 star reviews.
I like reading the reviews. A lot of them have some really funny comments.Some of the less scrupulous (and often more Chinese) vendors on Amazon do this. They'll list something that'll get a whole bunch of 5 star reviews for a year or so, then change the listing to their shit product they want to rip you off with. Most buyers just look at how many reviews there are and don't bother reading them, so the tactic works more often than not.
Prices can change very fast on Amazon.It doesn't seem awesome to me. The few things I checked had the wrong current prices.
It shows when it last scanned. It wasn't working. I used to use camel until Amazon figured out how to block it. I bet they are doing the same thing here.Prices can change very fast on Amazon.