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Originally Posted by DuckieTigger
Thank you, that is what I thought. I myself have never been disappointed by pre-orders. Granted I only tried Amazon so far and will continue to do so from your experience with buy.com.
Today I looked in my wishlist, and an item that I put in for $174 said it is now $104, and that I put it on the list for the much higher price. It made the difference of justifying it at a later time or ordering it immediately today at the lower price. Have to remember to check my wishlist at Amazon more often.  Very useful to let me know about the price difference - even though I remembered because I was looking for that item specifically (complete Smallville boxed dvd set). |
One thing I do when something catches my eye but the price isn't right is I'll put it in a cart and save it for later. Every time I stop by I'll go to the cart and it'll let me know if the price went down or up.
Finding stuff at Amazon--books, dvds, or whatever--isn't a challenge. Getting my interest piqued enough to get me to buy is a whole other story. One that MacMillan "marketing" and pricing usually fails.