Yes I agree, I have stated it before. The only items I have purchased recently have been the ones that have been 60 percent off, and today was the last day of the sale. I don't see my self spending anymore money  anytime soon. The worst thing is the real people getting hurt by this are the vendors. Which is why you see more and more vendors either having multiple store fronts or making exclusivity deals with other sites. Other sites who are more willing to admit when thay have made a mistake and are also more willing to work with the vendors and comsumer base because they know we are where their income comes from. What I would presonaly like to know is, When will companies follow one of the oldest guides to good business. If its not broken, don't fix it. Look at Microsoft. Everyone I know that needs a computer to actually work hates windows 8. Why, because its broken. They tried to implument some very stupid things and now no one wants the Xbox One. People hate the Kinect and now they had to release a Kinectless Xbox one for the same price as the PS4 and guess what is happening. No one is buying it. Another very important thing companies need to learn is, You are never too big to fail.