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Yesterday, I went on Amazon, and looked up a couple replacement table saw blades. Found the two I wanted, and placed them in my cart, figuring I'd finish up the order sometime this week.
I looked in my cart this morning, and I was informed the prices of both saw blades had changed.
About $6 cheaper per blade, overnight.
Coincidence? There was a proper reduction almost immediately after I placed the items in my cart?
Was it an automated marketing gimmick, did Amazon throw me a bone hoping I'd click 'Process My Order'?
If the latter, it worked. I saw $12+ in savings, and *click* I immediately placed the order before the reduction was rescinded or something.
Does Amazon do stuff like that intentionally? I sincerely hope so actually, a $12+ savings is significant.
Or did Freud simply put some blades on sale?
I looked in my cart this morning, and I was informed the prices of both saw blades had changed.
About $6 cheaper per blade, overnight.
Coincidence? There was a proper reduction almost immediately after I placed the items in my cart?
Was it an automated marketing gimmick, did Amazon throw me a bone hoping I'd click 'Process My Order'?
If the latter, it worked. I saw $12+ in savings, and *click* I immediately placed the order before the reduction was rescinded or something.
Does Amazon do stuff like that intentionally? I sincerely hope so actually, a $12+ savings is significant.
Or did Freud simply put some blades on sale?
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