Something that just struck me.

[eelgoo]

I don't know if anyone else has noticed this paradox.
Counter-intuitively I find that at big sale times, my wishlist actually substantially increases in size.
To ensure I am getting the best deal for me, I wishlist lots of extra items for comparison, to make sure I am purchasing the best deal that appeals to me.

Now up from less than a dozen items, it is well over 40 items!

Still, it isn't really a problem, just an oddity, as you think your wishlist would shrink in size.

:0/

[ShadowHawk]

They call that impulse shopping.... Which is why stores have all the candy near the checkout... 🙂

[eelgoo]

I can see where you are coming from, but hours of OCD scanning stores for bargain gems is hardly on impulse! LOL!

🙂

[eelgoo]

That is probably a more rational way to do it. 🙂

[Imata]

I use the Daz Deals plugin for Chrome. Lets me know the price history of a product, so I only buy it at it's lowest.

[BamBoozler90]

Seriously, the Daz Deals Plugin is the best way to shop that place. You can also sign up for emails that will notify you the moment wishlisted items go on sale, and you can set it so that it will only notify you when they reach a specific discount.
There's one that will show the the top 21 discounts at the moment.
The emails and the plugin are different things, but they are made by the same person.
The plugin can also add new search features to the store. You have more sorting options.

Just get it, once you see what it can do, you will be kicking yourself over how you never used it before now.

[eelgoo]

I would never let Daz Studio go online.

The point I was making was that in order to get the best deal a lot is added to my wishlist for comparison purposes, most of which stays on there until the next spree when it is re-assessed.

🙂

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