Black Lion Intro Package is listed at 1600 gems and the original price was 2000. It is advertised as 44% off. 880 gems would be the correct discount here, not 2000 gems. Am I missing something? Is this a typo in the advertisement?
This has been brought up before, but I do believe the actual price might be 2880, therefore a 44% savings off of that number. The strikethrough might make the 2880 look like 2000.
This has been brought up before, but I do believe the actual price might be 2880, therefore a 44% savings off of that number. The strikethrough might make the 2880 look like 2000.
You’ll also notice that the 8’s are slimmer than the 0 when looking at what was striked through.
The real question is: when has this item NOT been on sale?
Interesting question actually. I don’t know about Washington state where Anet is located but in California it is illegal to advertise something as a, “Sale,” price unless it has been priced at some normal price within the previous (I honestly don’t remember if its 30 or 90 days, but I can check my documentation when I return to work next week). This is why many companies will use different verbiage such as, “mark down,” or, “price reduction.”
The real question is: when has this item NOT been on sale?
Interesting question actually. I don’t know about Washington state where Anet is located but in California it is illegal to advertise something as a, “Sale,” price unless it has been priced at some normal price within the previous (I honestly don’t remember if its 30 or 90 days, but I can check my documentation when I return to work next week). This is why many companies will use different verbiage such as, “mark down,” or, “price reduction.”
Every time I see this item and how it’s been priced, I can only think of:
Umh. It is a special offer price for your first purchase. Those who have bought it are seeing the full price. So, it is always on sale until you buy one.
The real question is: when has this item NOT been on sale?
Interesting question actually. I don’t know about Washington state where Anet is located but in California it is illegal to advertise something as a, “Sale,” price unless it has been priced at some normal price within the previous (I honestly don’t remember if its 30 or 90 days, but I can check my documentation when I return to work next week). This is why many companies will use different verbiage such as, “mark down,” or, “price reduction.”
Actually it wouldn’t fall under any state’s laws. What Anet is selling, for the purposes are law, are gems. You’re using gems, which is not a legal currency to buy other things, which means the retail laws for sales don’t apply.
