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It had the opposite effect on me. I saw that I missed out on free shipping so I didn't order one.
by yournemesis 12y ago
It had the opposite effect on me. I saw that I missed out on free shipping so I didn't order one.
- prawn 12y agoIt confused me. It started as white and 1000/1000, so I wasn't sure if that meant all were available or none were available - I suspected all were available. Then I scrolled down and the progress bar became blue and looked more as though none were available.
- 300bps 12y ago...which is why it should disappear completely after it is no longer relevant. After all, stores don't leave their signs up after a sale is over. "Oh sorry, yeah - that was $19 yesterday. We sold a ton of them! You can buy it today for $26 though."
- georgemcbay 12y agoI had a similar situation with the Nexus 9 tablet. "I should get a Nexus 9, I do a lot of Android app development on my Nexus 7 and it is getting long in the tooth, $400... not bad" -> Nexus 9 on sale for half-price on release day (limited quantities) -> Missed the release window -> "Nexus 9 just doubled in price, I don't want to pay $400 for one" Rationally I recognize that the value of the Nexus 9 relative to the $400 regular price didn't change at all due to the temporary sale, but emotional-response-wise it doesn't matter.