Amazon price changes on boosters

[Mama!]

I looked at a compass booster on Amazon a minute ago and it was $61 dollars.

It was being sold from Babyage, so I wandered over there and checked out their prices, came BACK to amazon (no more than a few mins later) and the price is now $71 :eek::mad::mad:

WHY do they do that?

[Wineaux]

A) Because they can. They lower prices to stimulate sales, and then raise them once they reach whatever level Amazon has set internally.

B) Are you sure it's being sold by Baby Age? Remember, Amazon will change the order of the ADD TO CART links of different sellers. In fact, Amazon is not always the default seller!

C) If you are trying to get in on the 10% discount using the visababy code when paying with a VISA card, you need to be buying from Amazon, and not another reseller on their site. Look for "shipped and sold by Amazon.com". You can even narrow your search parameters to only show products sold by Amazon.

[Mama!]

It was definitely a "sold by Babyage.com" seat. I went to babyage and it wasnt that cheap.

It just irked me.