Amazon.com[amazon.com] has Carrera unisex adult Carrera 5039/S Sunglasses, Black/Dark Gray Gradient, 58mm US on sale for $38.72.
Deal Info
Current price: $38.72
73% off the list price of $145.00
120-day range:
Low: $38.72
Average: $54.89
High: $64.00
365-day range:
Low: $38.72
Average: $62.51
High: $100.00
Why it stands out: This price is near the lowest level seen over the past year and sits well below typical recent pricing.
Features
100% UV protection coating
Branded case included
Non-polarized
Plastic frame; Polycarbonate lens
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If you care enough, the title should provide that little detail to save us some TLR
I post deals. I'm no expert in the specific details about sunglasses. It's not apparent to an everyday shopper that that is a relevant detail that is absolutely required to be in a deal post title. Including the phrase "If you care enough" is quite rude and was totally unnecessary.
I will take the note for future consideration, but I would sure appreciate more common courtesy and respect in the future. Thanks, TekkenLord, have a good day. 🙂
I post deals. I'm no expert in the specific details about sunglasses. It's not apparent to an everyday shopper that that is a relevant detail that is absolutely required to be in a deal post title. Including the phrase "If you care enough" is quite rude and was totally unnecessary.
I will take the note for future consideration, but I would sure appreciate more common courtesy and respect in the future. Thanks, TekkenLord, have a good day. 🙂
No offended, and I appreciate your deal posting. By the way, why is "non-polarized" a feature?
No offended, and I appreciate your deal posting. By the way, why is "non-polarized" a feature?
That's a great question, no idea 😆 I pull features from the "About this item" section of the Amazon product page, so it's the manufacturer who put it there. I'm always intrigued when I find out how important some product details can be (like including "polarized" or "non-polarized" in the product name), yet the manufacturer chooses not to put them in their own product titles. I always assumed they would want to make those details clear, but maybe not. Maybe they want shoppers to have to clickthrough to find out for sure, but that's a bad shopper experience, so I wouldn't want to force that. 🤷
That's a great question, no idea 😆 I pull features from the "About this item" section of the Amazon product page, so it's the manufacturer who put it there. I'm always intrigued when I find out how important some product details can be (like including "polarized" or "non-polarized" in the product name), yet the manufacturer chooses not to put them in their own product titles. I always assumed they would want to make those details clear, but maybe not. Maybe they want shoppers to have to clickthrough to find out for sure, but that's a bad shopper experience, so I wouldn't want to force that. 🤷
Right on, thanks for the clarification.
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I will take the note for future consideration, but I would sure appreciate more common courtesy and respect in the future. Thanks, TekkenLord, have a good day. 🙂
I will take the note for future consideration, but I would sure appreciate more common courtesy and respect in the future. Thanks, TekkenLord, have a good day. 🙂
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