[minnesota_bound]

I read a story that compared prices 50 days before and after the sale that people saved 0.8 percent on Prime day.

0.8

[Jamestown1630]

LOL!

The best deal I saw was a Kindle Fire 7 for 29.99, like the one I have. But it’s out of date and with ads, and when I get a new one I want it ad-free.

They did have one item that was six dollars cheaper than when I had saved it, so I bought that. Other than those, I just didn’t see anything that represented much of a deal.

[MamaDearest]

I read a story that compared prices 50 days before and after the sale that people saved 0.8 percent on Prime day.

There's a website Amazon Price History Charts that informs you if the product you are interested in buying is either up or down pricewise.

[wbill]

Yeah, I bought into the hype and looked around a bit.

Other than some obvious loss leaders, I didn't see anything that wasn't available at a better price somewhere else, or just some coupons that pop up on Amazon from time-to-time.

Lotsa hype, no substance.