They usually do. I've got 2 over the years on Prime days. That's usually the best price
First time Prime member here, Can someone explain to me these " glitches" people are referring to? $125 Switch??
Sometimes they accidentally give away the bullshit Alexa things sitting in your warehouse.
It's like "OMG click Amazon right now there's that toothbrush with the bluetooth speaker for $3.99. I just ordered 17! I hope they don't cancel my order." Of course they ship them until they've cleared the warehouse.
So sometimes they sell things for way too super cheap and it's a race to buy before they fix it?
Last year, Target had an online checkout glitch which allowed you to stack two 30% off coupons and could be applied to any item. This resulted in people getting items like a Switch for 60% off. Someone here ordered an entire patio furniture set valued at $1500 or something and only paid $600.I want to learn more about these glitches that resulted in you guys getting Switches for cheap.
I'm hoping to nab some Sony XM3s.
Ah so this was a separate thing from Prime Day glitching through Amazon?Last year, Target had an online checkout glitch which allowed you to stack two 30% off coupons and could be applied to any item. This results in people getting items like a Switch for 60% off or really anything. Someone here ordered an entire patio furniture set valued at $1500 or something and only paid $600.
I don't fully recall all the details but i'm pretty sure the Target deal was in response to Prime Day starting/ending(?). I just remember it being discovered late one night and people had to rush to get orders in before it was fixed in the morning.Ah so this was a separate thing from Prime Day glitching through Amazon?
Target's "Deal Days" will run for two days, the same amount of time as Amazon's sale. Target held a one-day event last year, which it called "one of our biggest days of the year for online sales."
Meanwhile, eBay made a more pointed reference to Amazon in its announcement. The company said it will launch a "Crash Sale" on July 15 that will include "hot deals on top brands" over 50% off, with free shipping and no membership required.
"If history repeats itself and Amazon crashes that day," eBay said, the company will include more deals. That's a nod to the fact that Amazon's website had periodic outages last year on Prime Day.
Target announces "Deal Days" to run same time as Prime Day.
eBay announces "Crash Sale" to run on Prime Day.
Sometimes the discounts get applied twice. Last year (or was it the year before?) there was a $500 or so graphics card that was supposed to get a $75 discount I think, but on checkout you'd get 2 x $75 off. Lasted for maybe an hour ish.First time Prime member here, Can someone explain to me these " glitches" people are referring to? $125 Switch??
I wouldn't use a firestick if Amazon paid me. Complete trash. Stick to Roku.
I have the $60 4k Roku Streaming Stick Plus. It works very well.I wouldn't use a firestick if Amazon paid me. Complete trash. Stick to Roku.
The 4K Fire TVs I own have issues all the time, especially with booting between 4K and 1080p with Netflix. I hope for your sake the 4K Fire TV Sticks handle that better and can have a native 4K dashboard.
I wouldn't use a firestick if Amazon paid me. Complete trash. Stick to Roku.
I have one and haven't had any real issues with my LG OLED. It doesn't switch resolutions with different apps either.