What's incredible is people believe these are good deals because Amazon says so. I've never seen anything listed on Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, or Cyber Monday that was anywhere close to the lowest price per camelcamelcamel
I have, but you do have to watch closely to make sure it is indeed a bargain and watch the quality as well, sometimes there are similar products to what is being offered on these days that is indeed cheaper normally, but not as good of quality.What's incredible is people believe these are good deals because Amazon says so. I've never seen anything listed on Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, or Cyber Monday that was anywhere close to the lowest price per camelcamelcamel
I have, but you do have to watch closely to make sure it is indeed a bargain and watch the quality as well, sometimes there are similar products to what is being offered on these days that is indeed cheaper normally, but not as good of quality.
That's assuming you can even get past their landing page. They've got some kind of gnarly trackers installed that just reload a blank screen on both Safari and Firefox.
Finally. I thought it was me. Vulgar Google was useless as usual.It won't let me shop all the deals, I get stuck in a loop. Cool, amazon.
What a fiasco for Amazon's IT dept.
What's incredible is people believe these are good deals because Amazon says so. I've never seen anything listed on Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, or Cyber Monday that was anywhere close to the lowest price per camelcamelcamel
No surprise. I am sick of over hyped news and services. Really starting to tick me off. Great deals on blah blah day get 4% of blah blah blah instead you get better deals on unknown days where the news mentions crap about it.Was gonna buy some stuff over the weekend but decide to wait for Prime Day. Every item in my list is more expensive today than it was on Saturday.
What's incredible is people believe these are good deals because Amazon says so. I've never seen anything listed on Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday, or Cyber Monday that was anywhere close to the lowest price per camelcamelcamel
Looks like Amazon didn’t account for the traffic increase...
On the app it tells you an error occurred, on the web it gets you stuck in a UI loop that doesn’t indicate an error, but still shows no products.
Can't search the website or the app for prime day deals and its all screwed up.