How Amazon Tricks You into Thinking It Always Has the Lowest Prices
When I started working on <a href="https://trackif.com" rel="nofollow">https://trackif.com</a>, I thought the premise was thin because prices couldn't fluctuate that much. I assumed everything gradually declined in price, and that it'd primarily be driven by store-A vs store-B price dropping.<p>Nope. Retailers are just gaming us 24/7. I've become very aware of all the different timeframes retailers offer post-purchase price-matches (published at <a href="http://blog.trackif.com/trackif-smart-shopping-guide-store-price-matching-correction-return-policies/" rel="nofollow">http://blog.trackif.com/trackif-smart-shopping-guide-store-p...</a> since I felt like I was hoarding knowledge.)<p>Have retailers always played games like this? Or it just a side-effect of sales moving online?