Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
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Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
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Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#2From the comments on the Amazon page:
"What a steal!
By John Taylor Kesler on April 25, 2011, Format: Paperback
I was fortunate enough to buy this at the bargain price of $19,087,354 there must have been a sale because the next day it was listed at $23M. I was very pleased to find upon arrival that the book contained very useful information, however to be honest I was expecting a few more pictures for the price paid. I highly recommend this to all my associates, I have many acquaintances with children in only the best private schools who will be buying several copies. If the price has you worried, ask yourself the American question: "can you really put a price on good education?""
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#3From the linked page - 502 Bad Gateway.
if there had been more money spent on hosting than on books we might have avoided this situation.
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#4Link seems to have been hugged to death. Can anyone mirror/plaintext? Cheers.
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#5Google cached link in case you also get 502: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#6Copy of this — http://www.peeep.us/48bfb370
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#7Link seems to have been hugged to death. Can anyone mirror/plaintext? Cheers.
here you go — http://www.peeep.us/48bfb370
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#8Perhaps include in the title that this is from 2011.
I haven't seen these kind of things recently, but I'd be happy to be proven wrong.
Re: Amazon’s $23M book about flies (2011)
#9tl;dr: Price adjustment program feedback loop causes predictably ridiculous prices.