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So they give you less for the same money and that makes it “special”?

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But then this is a 2 for 1 capture. Variable one speed. ???

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It must mean that the client is special if they fall for the marketing :wink:

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So you bought only the tool?

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They literally increase the overall price…who does that right ? So that must be special…

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I used your credit card for the purchase.

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Buy them both, they’re bargains!!

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It seems someone updated price of wrong product.

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This is what they have to resort to when they can’t just make the product quantity smaller, like the coffee, ice cream, peanut butter, etc., folks do periodically.

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At least it’s not as bad as the Black Friday “deals” you see on Amazon. It’s always a little funny when you see the list price of a product go up 30% and be “discounted” 25.

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Reminds me of the shipping meme.

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Absolutely. I remember years ago before Ebay changed their fee structure, people would list stuff for a dollar with 500 shipping because you only paid fees on the selling price.

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I just saw similar on Amazon when I was shopping for a DeWalt cordless drill. Made me shake my head and really try to find a difference other than no charger.

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Sounds similar to Overclockers UK and their weekly sales. Sometimes, they discount products by a penny, which makes it a “Sale Price”.