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TameBay reader Lee of Focus Gaming was up bright and early this morning and checking his inbox for today’s Daily Deals and spotted a bit of a pricing gaffe on the email.
3 Responses
Howdy Chris, Lee,
I think this is the first time I’ve seen this type of mistake in a daily deal.
Oops, goes to show that the team managing them are on the ball thou!
Matt
Just another trumped up saving against an RRP which is a figure plucked out of thin air. A quick look on Google shopping shows more realistic real world prices. Having said that, it is about the cheapest price I can find, so not so bad.
I’m sure they stopped claimed saving against RRP’s in the mid 90s, has this changed or is everyone just turning a blind eye to it as everyone seems to be doing it?
There was some security software on DD some days back at £9.99 and selling well.
The same package could be had from other sellers on the site for around £2 less and not selling well.
Both included shipping.
Shows the power of the DD.