So title say shirts 20% off. The safe assumption being that during lunch, shirts are 20% off. But they aren't, they are still $12.

I'm not saying $12 is a high price, but when I see 20% off a known price, I say to myself that its a good time to get the ones I was on the fence about or that now charge tax.

Since its not true, why say 20% off?

mschauber wrote:So title say shirts 20% off. The safe assumption being that during lunch, shirts are 20% off. But they aren't, they are still $12.

I'm not saying $12 is a high price, but when I see 20% off a known price, I say to myself that its a good time to get the ones I was on the fence about or that now charge tax.

Since its not true, why say 20% off?

And the "mentions of honor" (http://shirt.woot.com/plus/mentions-of-honor) aren't on sale either. Truly one of the most meager selection of shirts during a Woot-off that I can recall. :-(

mschauber wrote:So title say shirts 20% off. The safe assumption being that during lunch, shirts are 20% off. But they aren't, they are still $12.

I'm not saying $12 is a high price, but when I see 20% off a known price, I say to myself that its a good time to get the ones I was on the fence about or that now charge tax.

Since its not true, why say 20% off?

It was 20% off just the reckoning shirts, which are usually $15 compared to the $12 daily shirt. So all the shirts in the reckoning are marked at $12, which is 20% off their price.

macmankev wrote:It was 20% off just the reckoning shirts, which are usually $15 compared to the $12 daily shirt. So all the shirts in the reckoning are marked at $12, which is 20% off their price.

Ah, devious advertising... Thanks woot...

mschauber wrote:Ah, devious advertising... Thanks woot...

No, not really.