Post by Lexica on Mar 12, 2021 22:29:04 GMT
I was looking at the various things recommended by refugeepea to include with a gift journal on scrappinghappy 's post and noticed this pricing issue on a date stamp. A single stamp is $6.20, and buying the 4-pack is $129.99? Putting two singles in you cart gives you a total of $12.40 or put in the double pack for $79.99?
Who on earth would order the 4-pack instead of 4 of the single pack? Or any of the multiples for that matter. I have noticed this on Amazon on other items in the past and do not understand it. Is it just a giant mistake each time? I always check prices when buying multiples of anything and it seems to happen so often. And not always as outrageous as this, but often a clearly better price to add multiple individual items rather than their packaged deal. Does the seller just hope you will click on the volume listing without noticing the price? Can anyone explain this?
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Who on earth would order the 4-pack instead of 4 of the single pack? Or any of the multiples for that matter. I have noticed this on Amazon on other items in the past and do not understand it. Is it just a giant mistake each time? I always check prices when buying multiples of anything and it seems to happen so often. And not always as outrageous as this, but often a clearly better price to add multiple individual items rather than their packaged deal. Does the seller just hope you will click on the volume listing without noticing the price? Can anyone explain this?
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