I had a screenshot of when I looked at a smartwatch I was considering, and wow, it was 50% off, ofc there is a shop aggregator site in my country that has price history and it has been selling at that 50% price for months before
I wish I’d kept screenshots, because I tried to buy something for £80 a few weeks before black friday. Thought id hold on and maybe itd come in the sales. Suddenly it was £180 £100
Seems like CCC may no longer be the best choice, but it is still a free choice, and the article doesn’t seem to suggest they are falsifying their data.
It never happened, the only think that happened is that Amazon asked to the site owner to stop tracking prices in some regions during covid-19 pandemic
I had a screenshot of when I looked at a smartwatch I was considering, and wow, it was 50% off, ofc there is a shop aggregator site in my country that has price history and it has been selling at that 50% price for months before
I wish I’d kept screenshots, because I tried to buy something for £80 a few weeks before black friday. Thought id hold on and maybe itd come in the sales. Suddenly it was
£180£100Camelcamelcamel tracks Amazon prices. I think there’s even a script that displays the price history right on the store page.
That site is owned by Amazon now.Correction: they are affiliated with Amazon.
Do you have a source on that? I can’t find any mention of this from having a quick search just now.
Fixed.
Also, added context plus apparently Keepa is better?
https://entreresource.com/heres-why-amazon-sellers-stopped-using-camelcamelcamel/
Thanks!
Seems like CCC may no longer be the best choice, but it is still a free choice, and the article doesn’t seem to suggest they are falsifying their data.
Good to know.
It never happened, the only think that happened is that Amazon asked to the site owner to stop tracking prices in some regions during covid-19 pandemic