Hot Deals On 2 Freud Blades!!!!!..............................

[Mark Rios]

Freud LU84R011 10" x 50-Tooth Combination Blade ------------ $29.99

http://www.amazon.com/Freud-LU84R011...877222-2020922

Freud LM74R010 10", 30 Tooth Perma-SHIELD Coated Triple Chip Tooth Design Ripping Blade-------THIS IS THE FAMOUS "GLUE LINE RIP"!!!! ---------- $29.99

http://www.amazon.com/Freud-LM74R010...4?ie=UTF8&s=hi

GET EM' WHILE THEY'RE HOT!!!!!!

[Dewayne Reding]

That link is coming up $59.99 for me right now. Amazon and Sears prices change every couple hours, so perhaps I should be a little more patient?

[Ken Werner]

I'm getting the same as Dewayne. What's up with this?
Ken

[Aaron Beaver]

That link is coming up $59.99 for me right now. Amazon and Sears prices change every couple hours, so perhaps I should be a little more patient?

Same here as well, guess that one had to be hit just right before they raised the price.

[brian lanning]

Same here as well, guess that one had to be hit just right before they raised the price.

It's been to $29 and back twice now. I got it the second time. Keep watching it.

brian

[Kelly C. Hanna]

$59 for me too...I'll check back in on it, I gotta have the GLR for $30!!!

[rodney mitchell]

C'mon Amazon, one more time.

Rodney

[Lou Morrissette]

Still $59.

[Conrad Aquino]

Amazon (and other e-tailers) are known to dynamically adjust their prices based on your buying history, or lack thereof, with them.

Try deleting any cookies from Amazon.com that you may have, as I have read that they give "first timers" (determined by the presence of a cookie) a lower price to sucker them into becoming a customer and then showing different prices sometime after one has become "established" as a regular customer.

The dynamic price adjusting while a distastful practice, is legal according to a consumer article I read some time ago.

Conrad

[Lou Morrissette]

Tried that, Conrad. Still $59.

Lou

[Aaron Beaver]

Amazon (and other e-tailers) are known to dynamically adjust their prices based on your buying history, or lack thereof, with them.

Try deleting any cookies from Amazon.com that you may have, as I have read that they give "first timers" (determined by the presence of a cookie) a lower price to sucker them into becoming a customer and then showing different prices sometime after one has become "established" as a regular customer.

The dynamic price adjusting while a distastful practice, is legal according to a consumer article I read some time ago.

Conrad

I know sometimes they just do it to get interest, then when orders start getting placed they up the price. Sometimes they just up the price a little at a time, other times its just one big jump, I think it depends on how many orders are placed.

[Paul Wingert]

Yeah, I think they sell a few dozen at the low price so that the deal gets posted all over the internet, and then they get thousands of people to view the page, hoping to get a deal.
It also gets people in the habit of constantly check Amazon for deals, and to impulse buy when they do see a deal, since it often only lasts for hours.

[Tim Wagner]

59 here also. what is the differance, besides the 4 hooked shaped slots in the blade?

[Kelly C. Hanna]

OK I am convinced it's not going to change....never saw it hit $29.

[Lou Morrissette]

Kelly,
Been looking every 15 minutes all day. I agree, It aint gonna happen.

Lou





ote=Kelly C. Hanna]OK I am convinced it's not going to change....never saw it hit $29.[/quote]