Yeah, but at one time it made me dismissing of real deals that could be found at that target price you saw at first, and I was missing out. At one point I thought the website was excluding me from some prices (and there might be some truth to that, as I could test when sharing item links with friends, now I usually have the lowest price, they open the same link and another price is displayed for them)

Some sellers highlight the cheapest accessory to entice you to click, but to see if the ballpark price for it actually goes around that amount, scroll down to the recommendations and go see the same product from different sellers. If so, you can still score a lower price by adding it to your cart and letting it sit there for a while. Go back to the homepage, refresh, see the same product at a different price (sometimes from the same seller, further price drops won't update YOUR cart, you will have to add it again, but same goes for a price raise; at one time I had in my cart a lower price locked, saw the same item at a slightly higher price from the same listing, added it and my item got the updated price)

Also, some big sized items for my country (I was shopping for replacement taillight housing for my car), may have a high shipping fee for the whole month except Choice days, where they also get a discount.

Use the visual search or use "find similars" by tap-holding a listing.

These guys are masters at algorithmic pricing, and they make it addictive. I'm hooked. I love that site, the games, the juicy coupons, everything. I will keep giving them my money.