im honestly so fed up with amazon and their fake lightning deals that seem to just be the normal price in disguise. ive been watching this specific sony mirrorless camera for like three weeks now because i need it for my sisters graduation next friday and the price is jumping all over the place literally every single day. one day its $549 then it says 20% off but the price is still basically the same? its driving me crazy because i have a strict $500 budget and i dont want to get ripped off right before the big day. every time i think i found a good deal i see a random comment saying it was cheaper last month and now im just sitting here staring at my cart feeling super anxious that if i click buy now im gonna see it for fifty bucks less the next morning. i really need to know for sure if the current price is actually the lowest its ever been or if they are just inflating the original price to make it look like a steal. is there a way to actually track the history or see a graph of what it cost six months ago? like how do i verify if this is actually the lowest price ever?
> is there a way to actually track the history Over the years Ive tried many tools, but I finally realized most sales are total lies. Now I use PriceDropCatch and it really saved my wallet.