I was looking at something last night on Amazon Marketplace, it was around £85. Today I decided to buy it but the price had shot up to around £100. it's definitely the same item as I googled the condition at the time ("acceptable") and remember the description.
Any idea why this has happened? I've never seen something on Marketplace go up in price like that before.
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sorted bytechnically, your device is alsp storing lots of info about you including your browsing habits. amazon and others employ dynamic pricing and artificial intelligence which basically says --- ah he/she has returned - must be desperate - lets charge more.
As above, price fluctuations happen all the time. Depends upon sales, competition, supply and demand etc.
If it's the same seller and same item, it could be a "placeholder" where they're raising the price to a ridiculous amount until they get stock? ebayers often do this, but I'm not sure if you're allowed to on Amazon.
It could even be a price glitch where someone has input the wrong amount (sometimes works to our advantage, not in this case).