I don't care if it's from a price error, bug, genuine sale, word of mouth…. whatever.
What service or product you got that you felt you got an amazing price for and was it worth it?
My Beats Studio head phones for $201 which was the biggest steal at the time in 2015. Dicksmith ebay had it online at a sale price for $407 (Think RRP was around $450 or more at that time), then Dicksmith had a massive online ebay sale. I jumped on the sale and got it for $201. Not even 1 hour from the sale started, later my brother wanted it as well, he jumped online and Dicksmith bumped up the Beats back to RRP and excluded the Beats from the discount code. I got very lucky! I am still using those beats today and they are still going strong, no plans on replacing them.
My LG 28" Ultrawide monitor with 144hz refresh rate I got second hand but pretty much brand new for $150 because the owner was going overseas the in next few days and just posted the monitor up the same day as he needed to get rid of it ASAP. I got it I think around 2017-18, I was just browsing on Gumtree for a monitor and I was the first one to message him, picked it up within 1 hour and paid cash. When I searched the RRP of the model, it was well over $700+. No dead pixels, everything looked brand new and I couldn't believe I paid $150 for it. When I made the deal, the seller said he got 10+ messages for the monitor. I am still using the monitor today and still going very strong!
What are your crazy deals?
I walked into an Anaconda store around 7 or 8 years ago during summer and stumbled on some Cederberg down jackets that were going for $40 each. Solid buy. 100% worth it.
Also my car which I bought second hand three years after it was originally purchased. By then the seller was selling it for 50% of fthe original RRP because they had to get rid of the lease as it was financed and they were moving overseas. Top trim level too. Guy who sold it was a school principal and an honest bloke, transferred the cash to his account and he didn't just walk out of the bank acting like he didn't know me, he paid off the loan there and then and I learnt he didn't actually make any money off the sale, it was just to get the debt off his shoulders. These days you'd worry about being scammed. I actually went back to his place a couple of days later when the debt was settled and gave him a few hundred dollars to say thanks, still have the SMS from him in my phone thanking me and calling me a "nice guy" lol. I've never had an issue with the car either except for an oil leak for not changing the oil on time (which is why it's also been a solid buy for me). Again 100% worth it. Hoping to get to the point where (annualised out) the cost of the car will be something like $500 a year. That's value.