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Amazon Prime Day 2022 Formally announced as Tuesday July 12 and Wednesday July 13th 2022
June 15, 2022 at
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Last Edited by BF_ June 15, 2022 at 11:32 PM
Announcement:
https://smile.amazon.co
Some deals already posted on the page but not sure if it's deals related to the Prime day and will probably be lower if history is any indication.
Yahoo seems to have some previews of items too:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/b...14104.html
So mark your calendars and hope we get price mistakes like $1000 cameras and lenses for $100 or less. LOL
https://smile.amazon.co
Some deals already posted on the page but not sure if it's deals related to the Prime day and will probably be lower if history is any indication.
Yahoo seems to have some previews of items too:
https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/b...14104.html
So mark your calendars and hope we get price mistakes like $1000 cameras and lenses for $100 or less. LOL
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2nd Amazon account, different edu email. First I used my grad alumni email, 2nd I used my undergrad alumni email. I think they are stricter now than just an edu email but back in the day....
Best time to buy amazon and amazon acquired company products (blink for example)
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I bought a Callaway 300 rangefinder for $128 last year that is still $200 if you bought it today.
That's one killer of a statement 👍😎
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The trough dip in Q over Q GDP may have been greater than some quarters in Great Depression but the recovery was march sharper. This was more similar to Katrina in a natural disaster but no underlying structural reason for lost economic activity. After we knew the IFR was less than 3% government should have lifted all mandates and the economy would have taken a small hit instead of egregious spending and monetary expansion. The governments response is now why we are faced with horrible inflation and a pending recession as the fed hikes to demand destruction to curb it. Other than the first spending which was smart due to bayesion response of not having enough information on how severe Covid would be the rest was just giveaways. The bottom quartile of earners is now worse off in terms of spending power. This is what happens when we elect politicians who only care about the elite or just do not understand economics.
I'm hoping for a ps5
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