Ya know, from the first time I saw the $50 keyfob, I thought the price seemed wayyy off. What I mean is, given that they priced the tiny red leather apple keyring at $32, it never made sense to me that they would price the big leather feather (plus metal feather, plus round tag, plus two black leather hangtags) at "only" 50. It just doesn't make sense as a pricing spectrum, and even moreso given the price they slapped on the necklace (225 for the necklace, which is minus the black hangtags, and plus just a thin leather strand to go around the neck). My theory, as a result, has long been that the "$50" was put in as a place-holder.
Someone, I believe it was melissa?, pointed out earlier that maybe the "G" meant "gift". --- Good catch. .... And my guess is that their database requires a price to be entered, and 50 was used as a placeholder. Who knows, maybe it's the same scenario for the $60 keyfob. Orrrr, maybe the $60 one is supposed to be in the system as a valid item for purchase, and when the person in data entry was entering the leather one, and was confronted with a "price" field that needed to be filled in, they just slapped a "50" in there because it was on the same order as "60".
I guess I'm just saying that I have long distrusted the database programmers behind Coach's computer packages. Even just the way email addresses seem to fall in and out of the mailing lists, PCE lists, invite lists, etc. Something has always felt very "sloppy" about it ...... not even malicious, just "sloppy". And this is triggering the same suspicions with me. If they priced the necklace at 225, when the only real difference between necklace and keyfob is a thin leather strand, then I think they would have priced the fob higher had they actually "intended" to sell it. I think that 50 was a placeholder in a required field.
I also think Coach is being ridiculously STUPID in trying to cancel orders, let alone trying to recall them from UPS trucks. That's beyond stupid, that's just downright pathetic. You're looking desperate, pathetic, and petty, Coach ..... and I gotta tell ya, it doesn't look good on you. Spend less time chasing customers, and more time hiring better Sequel coders. :-/
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