Let’s unpack Prime Day deals
I'll admit, I got sucked in. I mean, those ""up to 70% off"" tags are seriously tempting. I started using a Chrome price-tracking plugin out of curiosity. And boy, was I in for a shock. Take this one blender I was eyeing. It had a massive discount, or so I thought. The plugin showed that the seller had jacked up the original price just before Prime Day. Compared to its average listing price, the ""big"" discount was barely a dent. It's so sneaky! We're all excited, clicking away, thinking we're saving a fortune. But in reality, some of these deals might not be as great as they seem. So, my advice? Before you hit that ""Buy Now"" button, do a quick price check. Don't let the flashy discounts fool you. Has anyone else noticed this?
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this has been happening for years, it happens before black friday too. not just on amazon but everywhere. tho i think it was found out and thats why we no longer have 70% off deals on black fridays