
Here at Lifehacker we’re pretty big fans of bargain-scouting site OzBargain, but on occasion a bargain we’ve tagged in Google Reader for future use ends up disappearing (and this isn’t a fault we can put down to Google, unlike some others). OzBargain founder Scotty has written up a useful post explaining why some bargains get pulled: in simple terms, generally because they’re either forgeries, wildly inaccurate or deliberately limited offers that the providers don’t want widely publicised. (For retailers, he also points out that politeness will get a faster response than incoherent email ranting). All pretty obvious stuff, but worth remembering the next time that fantastically good-sounding pizza deal disappears.



















Neil
Friday, March 13, 2009 at 10:48 AMMark? Scotty.
Alan
Friday, March 13, 2009 at 11:15 AM“OzBargain founder Mark…”
You mean Scott?
Scott Y.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009 at 12:38 PMThanks for linking to the blog :) And I am happy to say that so far I haven’t received any angry take down notice this week :)