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166.66 readies if you live outside UK.
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I would say only if you live outside the European zone.
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It was £200 before it sold out and now they have more it's £250 for some reason. (I was sure £200 was the actual RRP before, unless I'm mistaken.) |
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Shouldn't Amazon garant the same price level on all pre-orders?
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Yeah, sorry for the misunderstanding, I don't mean that existing preorders will rise in price, I just meant that such a substantial price increase was surprising and also in case anyone blindly ordered thinking it was still £200 then they might have a bit of a shock when they realise.
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was £199.99 in february.
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To be honest I pre-ordered it yesterday at the current price (did not know about the lower initial price) as I was watching this to be available for pre-order again (I missed the first batch). I was happy I did catch one.
Now knowing of a lower initial price I am not so happy anymore and this is what my previous question related to - shouldn't Amazon apply on pre-orders the price guarantee? I swear I read somewhere at Amazon that they have price guarantee rule in case the item will rise on price during pre-orders until the release date. |
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