Why do the baby's room and grandmother packages cost so much more than other add ons?
597873
I think the house has been discontinued, which I wish I would have known before I bought the house. Fisher Price was still promoting the house in their Fall 2014 catalog, and I purchased it on Amazon after my 3yr old asked for it for Christmas. It is absolutely ridiculous to pay $40+ for add-on furniture. I'm so disappointed with this purchase on so many levels!
2230159
Correct - that's what the "Add-on Item" program is all about. Otherwise it wouldn't be cost-effective to ship it.
1106239
Nope, $20+ for a whole new set. It's compete nonsense because they can't even spell out that many words with the space given. Wait a while and someone will sell these things on e bay for next to nothing
1563852
Check for how many packages of 12 there are. SOMETIMES the multiple packages seem to be more expensive than the single packs of 12.
854731
Wow. I just checked what you were talking about. That $84.99 must be a bizarre misprint. Just order as many $10.99single units as needed. It's inexpensive and works for simple storage.
10956
I can't figure it out myself. My son has one, exactly as pictured, and it's a nice toy, but $40 nice not $300 nice. There is absolutely no reason this should be so expensive, unless of course it came with Handy Manny live and in the flesh, and he just appears whenever something around the house is broken and fixes it for you with hassle and at no additional cost.
474790
Our costs are higher than you have found it. These prices mostly include shipping. Amazon also collects a 15% fee from the sellers of this item. I would say keep buying it where you are.
116247
I have never seen the $20.00+ set. It's possible they are being sold by a specialty store, so the price is higher. That is why I prefer Amazon; I can often find the same item for a lower price.
1164156
I'm sure it's dimensional pricing due to size of the shipment - they add weight to figure cost when size is large.
2015253
The two-pack is offered and sold by a different merchant, not Amazon. Amazon has a better price per unit, so just add as many single units as you need and save $ versus the multi-packs.
2094185
I noticed they are from 2 different sellers, so obviously one charges more for the two pack, then the one that sells the single pack.I had only bought the single and found that it was a lot cheaper than the small boxes I found in the stores.
891932
I think it's because there's labor for Amazon to open the package and make it easier for the customer to open. If you don't have any trouble with opening packages, get the cheaper one.
1986704
You're comparing Amazon's price to a third party selling these cribs on Amazon after they've been discontinued. Sellers can set whatever price they like. At the moment, the crib is going for around $80 again.
1456810
It's weird. I didn't even know there was a shipping fee until I saw (in tiny little letters of course) on the upgrade sheet that arrived with my computer. I was curious because, when I processed the 'free' upgrade offer it said It would cost me $11+ for 'shipping and handling'. So I checked the sheet & saw that there is a charge to some locations (?)...I'm not on a different planet or anything, but whatever. It's still a deal. :)
1229800
It probably doesn't have anything to do with the product itself. I believe Amazon prices tend to fluctuate day to day, depending on inventory levels. My guess is there are just more of the 1-packs in stock right now, so the prices are set to incentivize customers to purchase that pack size instead of the 2-pack.
1310360
Bed, Bath & Beyond currently sells 1 for around $4.00, and a package of 3 for #10.00
1032987
The more expensive package is probably from another distributor and is a discontinued package from Jobi. You want the bubble level.