Where?

Have a look at the search function. Neither the "Auction Type" nor "Category" dropdown menus have "Freefall" among their options. Did they used to? I forget, but I think so! For that matter, NONE of the search controls I see has any mention of, or option for, "Freefall" anything. It's like Freefalls don't exist.

I design and code webapps like this, so I see two possibilities:

1. The search options are hard-coded or config-table-driven, which means a programmer was told to manually remove the Freefall search options either from the code, or from the config table that the code uses. This would be a deliberate act indicating Freefall is going bye-bye.

2. The search options are dynamic based on what auctions currently exist. Therefore, if there are no Freefall auctions today, the code doesn't bother putting Freefall options in the search tool today. This would not involve a deliberate act, it's passive and automatic.

So let's hope the system's made with method #2, and there just happen to be no Freefalls today!

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Hmmm...

I get most of my food here

I found two of them just yesterday:

http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/posts/657685/Xikar-XO-and-Palio-cutters-for-CHEAP 

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That's a great price.

Yup, clearly their web app uses method #2 above. It omitted Freefall from the search options because there were no Freefall auctions that day. Now with the Freefall auctions back, the Freefall options are back in the search controls too.

Anyway, glad to see them back!

The Nightcrawlers improve with time quite a bit, let 'em rest awhile. Great stick though.

I loaded up on them when the mothership did a stupid-crazy-low deal back in the spring. Nightcrawler 10-packs are $43 normally, and they did a sale that made them BOGO plus added a $20 Bucks card. So, you got 20 Nightcrawlers for a net $23, meaning $1.15 per stick.

Much more insane was the MUWAT KFC deal going at the same time: The KFC Kyotos 10-packs are usually $24, but with BOGO and a $20 Bucks card, it nets out to 20 sticks for $4, meaning $0.20 per stick.

Needless to say, I bought a metric schitt-ton of both during the sale, since there were no limits!

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David