Thanks. Just a case of keep trying then. I’m finding this strangely enjoyable, its probably a good thing that I never fully got into eBay.

Chrome, but I got the perpetual queue on other items too.

Out of curiosity, what browser were you using? In FF I seem to get stuck in a perpetual queue, similar trouble with IE. In Opera the offers don’t even appear, although curiously when I masked as FF it ended up queuing for a few seconds, before flicking to ‘sold out,’ which seemed to be the correct behaviour. (Although I’d prefer to ‘win’)

well it is always on limited items.and for limited time.i think best way to spot a bargain is by using a blog which keeps itself updated with anything felling into that discount zone.Saves hassle of searching bargains and no headache of competing with other online shoppers…;)

http://www.enginebody.co.uk/general-information/amazontips-and-tricks-1/

Obviously a great deal if you want a Wii but stock level vs internet F5ers mean you might as well enter some promo competitions, you’ve got just as much chance of winning a prize.

twenty seconds would be fine that it’s over in less than one is the problem

Shame I don’t have £80 and all the items are being sold out in 20 seconds :/

I noticed that. It was already cheaper on Zavvi, same price on Play, sure there was somewhere else too. Most of these discounts aren’t worth checking back for.

Haha only got £3 cheaper its already been less than that hope steam has some better sales

Right here http://www.amazon.co.uk/Year-End-Deals/b?ie=UTF8&node=161428031 in the first paragraph there’s a blue link that says “Visit the Black Friday Deals page now to see what’s available. “

I found the countdown page doesn’t work in Opera, try a differnet browser?

Will, it seems were both going mad as I can’t find the page either.

Isn’t it spelled ‘Savvy’?

I reckon people's time is worth more than the constant checking and failed attempts this sale will require – but others may have more luck than me.