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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Mr Skrunts on 29 November 2023, 13:57:03
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Ebay last week I bought an item for £23 Delivered. No Tracking given but set for Mon to Fri this week - Still Waiting for delivery. (But was dispatched last week) :y
This week same person and details.£58.65 Last week when I ordered they had 2 in stock and now 1 left.
I can understand adding maybe 10%, or a new price for new stock, but that is ridiculous.
Other items I have bought for the "Girls" the prices have shot up.
I have bought the same thing multiple times and often stick it in the basket till I need it or the price drops. But it makes me wonder if the prices are manipulated per customer.
I saw something that would suit my Ex. Sent her a link to see what she thought, the item was £23 (not the same item mentioned above) she got back to that night and thouth it was great. The day after it was £29.95 -Dis the price go up because it was in my basket? :-\
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
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Cleared on a regular basis. :y
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cach- all spent up at the momet ::) :y
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
Google is as well, you chat on the phone to someone reagrds online shop items and then those items appear in the adverts on yout PC.
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My granddaughter bought us a Alexa for the Christmas before last. Gave it to her Mum. ;D
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:-\If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
Alexa is Google.
Google is as well, you chat on the phone to someone reagrds online shop items and then those items appear in the adverts on yout PC.
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If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
As were Samsung TV's until that got discovered and they claimed have to have stopped.
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:-\If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
Alexa is Google.
Google is as well, you chat on the phone to someone reagrds online shop items and then those items appear in the adverts on yout PC.
Actually Alexa is Amazon.
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:-\If the price is crucial, always clear your cache before you commit.
tracking is usually done outside the browser now...
Alexa and Siri etc are also pretty good at evesdropping :-X
Alexa is Google.
Google is as well, you chat on the phone to someone reagrds online shop items and then those items appear in the adverts on yout PC.
Actually Alexa is Amazon.
So it is! I've got one too ;D
Don't let Dave see this, he'll say I've got Alzheimer's 🤫