To the extent that black and white are colors and "two" is multi....
Friday, March 28, 2014
Thursday, March 27, 2014
WTF NoMoreRack?
Like many people, I suspect, I got sucked into trying "NoMoreRack" a discount retail website after seeing it advertised on TV.
But the first time I did a price check I got a reality check. The XModo solar charge is presented as a mondo sale deal on NMR down from $65.99 to $26.
But it is listed with a regular retail price of $27.30 on Amazon and $22.67 at IdeaStage. So... no more accepting your prices at face value NoMoreRack.
I am surprised I fell for the "inflated retail price" scam in the first place. I guess you can fool some of the people all of the time....
But the first time I did a price check I got a reality check. The XModo solar charge is presented as a mondo sale deal on NMR down from $65.99 to $26.
But it is listed with a regular retail price of $27.30 on Amazon and $22.67 at IdeaStage. So... no more accepting your prices at face value NoMoreRack.
I am surprised I fell for the "inflated retail price" scam in the first place. I guess you can fool some of the people all of the time....
Labels:
fake sales,
retail
Friday, March 21, 2014
Unicorn Seeds
Amazon continues to allow sellers to profit from mythical plants via blatant and openly fraudulent listings. One example being the black strawberry offered by Plantgrabber and Eforecase--the latter actually being fulfilled by Amazon.
The lovely picture being an obvious Photoshop job.
The lovely picture being an obvious Photoshop job.
Thursday, March 20, 2014
Celebrity Sprite
LeBron James Sprite |
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Something Blue
You can buy a lot of different things on Amazon. Even several things that don't actually exist. A blue variety of strawberries for example. These are offered by Treasures by Lee and Plantgrabber offers seeds for an equally mythical black variety.
You can also buy seeds for equally non-existent bright blue roses (Home Grown) and peonies (Big Bargain).
Offering seeds is smart. the buyers cannot know immediately that they are conned. And if the seeds do not sprout they may never catch on.
Amazon continues to approve reviews that point out these sellers are perpetrating a transparent scam--and continues to let them do so.
You can also buy seeds for equally non-existent bright blue roses (Home Grown) and peonies (Big Bargain).
Offering seeds is smart. the buyers cannot know immediately that they are conned. And if the seeds do not sprout they may never catch on.
Amazon continues to approve reviews that point out these sellers are perpetrating a transparent scam--and continues to let them do so.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Thursday, March 6, 2014
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