Will price change again on Amazon? Does Amazon usually change the price back and forth?
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the 1999 price was from 6th Ave and maybe also from Amazon itself, I noticed this as well. The other sellers had it marked higher, so when 6th ave and or amazon sold out the only ones available were higher. (Amazon did not change the price).
524047
There are fees to ship and sell items on Amazon that may cause a variation in prices. The price of certain items vary from store to store, city to city, state to state. Prices also fluctuate seasonally. Perhaps there is not a great demand for that item at Rite so they've lowered the price to sell that item. Simply stated, the cause for price variations may vary for various reasons.
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Dear Megan, Prices do vary from time to time. Amazon tends to drop prices to wholesale pricing or below at times to spur interest. Going into the holidays I expect you will less discounts on such popular items. The other thing to watch is the difference between a lower selling price but with shipping costs and a higher price with free shipping. Such changes may look at first glance like the price has increased greatly when the actual shipped cost is the same or very similar.
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Thanks for your question! I can't speak to how Target sets their prices but Amazon.com works to maintain the lowest possible prices at any time. Because we constantly receive new data from our suppliers, our prices regularly change. The price you see will always be the lowest price we are able to offer at that time. More details about our pricing can be found on our Help pages:
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I had a chat with Amazon rep, he said they can't price match I bought at 259 now its 249 I know diff is just 10 bucks but still
470434
From my understanding, Amazon doesn't do price adjustments. But call just in case.
2236415
That's just the way Amazon works sometimes. Not everything makes sense. They may be very overstocked on the cheaper one.
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It's an Amazon glitch. I've had it happen before with other products. Amazon won't offer the lower price, only what shows on the actual product page. However, if the price drops after you've paid for it and amazon has shipped it, you can ask them to give you back the price difference.
1090069
Are you guys new here? Amazon prices fluctuate more than grocery stores. Go to camelcamelcamel.com and put in the URL of whatever product, and see the fluctuations...
995931
I've been sitting here much of the day watching toy prices go up and down on this site. It's pretty ridiculous. I had items in my cart disappear, reappear, and increase in price all within four hours. I have a love/hate relationship with Amazon for this reason. During Christmas, you pretty much have to order immediately to ensure the deal. I've seen items go up by $20-$50 within 30 minutes.
606283
I have always liked shopping at Amazon but these price changes make shopping difficult. Within a short time, I have seen the price go from $17 to $25 then down to $19 and up to $28 today. How can I shop at a site where the price can change by over 60% in a matter of days?
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I have contacted both Amazon (three times) and also the seller regarding this. The seller claims that Amazon set the price at $10,000.00 when they temporarily ran out of the item. Amazon informs me that sellers normally set their own prices and that this price is an obvious error which will be taken care of (hasn't yet). As someone who shops on Amazon weekly and occasionally uses 1-click, I know for certain this is not how out of stock merchandise is normally listed or priced by Amazon or its sellers. Usually sellers use the inventory feature which notifies customers they're "temporarily out of stock", and they can even include the "notify when available" option. Since Amazon offers the 1-click purchase feature, pricing out of stock items in this way seems like questionable business practice. I advise shoppers to be extremely aware of the prices on items while shopping on Amazon. This is an item I've been wanting to try for a while. It was in my shopping cart when I noticed the price change a while back. I had planned to place an order once the price was corrected, but I have yet to receive a satisfactory resolution from Amazon or the seller. Amazon told me they've opened an investigation and will get back to me within 48 hours. That was a week ago. I can only conclude that Amazon is no more bothered by this than the seller is.
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I bought three for around $16 each on Amazon. I think they fluctuate the price because some folks add them to their Save For Later list in their shopping carts and wait for the prices to drop. Vendors change the price all the time so the notifications pop up in the cart indicating the price change. I agree with the others, challenge the price with Amazon. At worst, they'll probably have you send the one you have back as a return and let you buy again at the listed price (and hope it stays low!).
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One thing you can be sure of with Amazon is that the price range will vary (sometimes dramatically, sometimes by a few pennies) on most any given day. Best to put it in your cart and monitor it every day. When it's at a price you like go for it!
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Happens all the time. Amazon's price seems to follow the prices of the vendors listed under "More Buying Choices." It might also be influenced by the number of people using their gift cards. If you can wait, don't be surprised if the price drops sharply in the next few weeks.Amazon doesn't have a "refund the difference" policy, so it's always a bit of a crap shoot.
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i read a post from a guy who said amazon refunded him the differnece (upon requesting it) because the price changed within a month ... worth calling about i'd say
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I have seen price change on Amazon, but not like what you are stating! Amazon should answer this.