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One googles, pricegrabblers, whatnots, returned buy.com has N800 for $231.99.

Go to the website, buy.com, and actually placing an order, price is $239.99.
Was there a change and now change back again? I do not know. Today, there is No price change for N800 from buy.com.



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yesterday it was that price:
I even made a post about it

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=10837

today it changed back to $239.99. No idea what buy.com is doing.
 
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Originally Posted by HandyG View Post
yesterday it was that price:
I even made a post about it

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=10837

today it changed back to $239.99. No idea what buy.com is doing.
I read your post, and would like to earn, uh , $8, no cigar. However, on Google search, it still comes up at $231.99, only if one goes to the web site then the price is differenct. Did you by any chance actually put the item in the shopping cart to see the price? Just wondering what actually happened..........


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Originally Posted by HandyG View Post
yesterday it was that price:
I even made a post about it

http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...ad.php?t=10837

today it changed back to $239.99. No idea what buy.com is doing.

This is not unusual behavior for internet prices and the big box stores are doing the same sort of thing. Read the 'Undercover Economist' by Tim Harford for an interesting explanation on how prices are really established.
 
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Originally Posted by dont View Post
This is not unusual behavior for internet prices and the big box stores are doing the same sort of thing. Read the 'Undercover Economist' by Tim Harford for an interesting explanation on how prices are really established.

no idea, I thought buy.com did that to get advertisement or something.
 
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Could it also be possible that the higher-ups have read our complaints and realized that the N800s will be pushing out at a higher rate than expected versus the n810s, so they bumped up the price of the N800 a bit?
 
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Could it also be possible that the higher-ups have read our complaints and realized that the N800s will be pushing out at a higher rate than expected versus the n810s, so they bumped up the price of the N800 a bit?
I think they realized that when they bumped down the price they sold too many units. I notice that took it off their front page too. they probably have 100,000 of these. lol
 
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Originally Posted by jzencovich View Post
Could it also be possible that the higher-ups have read our complaints and realized that the N800s will be pushing out at a higher rate than expected versus the n810s, so they bumped up the price of the N800 a bit?
If so, it would have been by more than $8 USD...
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christ , sounds like my grandfather pissing and moaning about $8 lol
 
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Amazon just lowered price to $229.99 (sold by Tigerdirect).
 
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