Community Chat

[Pecky]

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@Travone wrote:

I thought it was the One Time Only Values that had the six month stipulation.

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@Travone You are correct. It is the ODO prices that are lower for 6 months not the TSV.  I think it is asking alot to have the price adjustment for something that was 6 months ago. I think it is generous of them to give you 30 days.  Most stores will only go up to two weeks for adjustments.

[Wsmom]

Nordstrom does this.  Their biggest sale of the season that when it ends they will go up, half the stuff then goes on even a deeper sale.

[icezeus]

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@gidgetgh wrote:

Stores and online sites have sales and lower and raise prices all the time.  

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@gidgetgh 

I understand that 100%. As I said in my post, I was under the impression that the TSV was supposed to be the lowest price available for a six month period.

I am waiting to hear back for clarification. 

[icezeus]

Once again, thank you @Kachina624  for the email address to obtain clarification. @Travone was correct. The TSV price adjustments is only for 30 days from time of purchase, so I am assuming that it's the ODO that I have been hearing them using as a sales pitch that the price will be guaranteed no lower for a six month period.  

[marlielou]

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@icezeus wrote:

Once again, thank you @Kachina624  for the email address to obtain clarification. @Travone was correct. The TSV price adjustments is only for 30 days from time of purchase, so I am assuming that it's the ODO that I have been hearing them using as a sales pitch that the price will be guaranteed no lower for a six month period.  

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Thanks for this clarification @icezeus.