Then there were a few lines of large text crammed on top, so dense that you could barely make out the corn—something about "unripe tender corn," something about "sign within two hours of arrival..."
But if that's the case, it seems like the other side is making money quite openly. Surely the tens of thousands of people in the live stream wouldn't be unaware that a 9.9 cost including shipping can still be profitable, right?
And at the store...
He walked around the shop again and found that everything was out of stock?
The only existing link was hanging there, priced at 99999—
As an online shopping pro, the new fan knows that usually, when there's no stock, the price is set at 9999.
But here, they're adding an extra digit, as if they really don't want anyone to buy it.
Huge scarlet letters almost screaming: [Don't click! This link doesn't ship!]
The marketing tactics these days are truly beyond comprehension!
