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Amazon Admits Prime Day Deals Not Necessarily the Cheapest (bbc.co.uk)
Shoppers taking part in internet giant Amazon's Prime Day are being told that the deals on offer may not be the cheapest available. From a report: Amazon said it has never claimed that Prime Day is necessarily the cheapest time to shop on its site. It comes after consumer group Which? warned customers that apparent bargains are not always as good as they seem. It said some goods can actually be cheaper at other times of the year, and advised shoppers to do their research. The 36 hour sale -- aimed at subscribers to the Prime shopping service -- offers discounts on a range of goods. The deals are time-limited, with shoppers being told that some items are only available while stocks last.
Is that like the story of the con artist who absolutely refuses to acknowledge Russia did anything to our election despite every single U.S. intelligence agency saying otherwise?
Speaking of going insane (or hoping those tapes don't get released).
We will bankrupt ourselves in the vain search for absolute security. -- Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kind of. It turns out that Musk is actually a big Republican donor: https://www.huffingtonpost.com...
That is a good story too. But nah, lets talk about Prime Day!
OK. Name one.