meh. just watch the falling price thing a half dozen times and you'll figure out the lowest it goes.
even I figured that out and I have a flip fone. <-----*

though it is said I am like a genius.

that said, I haven't bought here in ages.

frankj1 wrote:

*Hey! How about this: I have 2 flip phones! 😇

Looks like they've changed the software or else you didn't watch long enough.
Now, the bottom price varies every time, so does the "Resetting..." price.
It's like that on all the lots. Go see for yourself.
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And the number of prices displayed from high to low changes, not always, to keep you off guard.
The time duration that each price is displayed is inconsistent even between two successive sets.
Usually the price shows for 2.8 seconds but sometimes it stays put for over 15 seconds.
Generally, when the price stays put for a longer time the next price is proportionally lower than after faster falling ones.
Then it falls some more, right when you thought it could be done falling.
The lowest price (the one everyone likes to anticipate) can be as much as $8 less than it was for the previous set.
Or it could be about $8 more.
That much of a difference is for the lots that start over $250 and "free fall" to around $130 in $5-$6 increments.
That takes over 30 falls, up to about 40. But the quantity varies from set to set.
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Watching just one lot, a $40 top price lot could vary, by $1.38 from set to set, for the lowest price.
They treat you right, though, since if you miss the lowest price by being 1/10th of a second late, you get "Resetting..." instead of the high price.

btpcm wrote:

it always stopped at different low prices, that's why I said to watch a half dozen times to figure out the lowest...

frankj1 wrote:

For 15 minutes
Offhand I don't know anyone willing to watch falling prices for 15 minutes just to figure out which one is the lowest.

That takes dedication.

btpcm wrote: