No one’s selling a $90 PS4 on Amazon, but a screenshot of the product listing — and others like it — was enough to nab some customers a very cheap Sony console.
So this just happened: PS4 for $89.99 at Walmart thx to Amazon Price Match. Thx @GamingHistorian for the info. pic.twitter.com/BHJVlXDphO
— Wow Dot Ben (@WowDotBen) November 18, 2014
LMAO Amazon and Walmart jig just got ps4 for $97 pic.twitter.com/pEIKsCvdHN
— Taahaa Mobeen (@taahaa8) November 18, 2014
One of the first fake Amazon listings, since removed, seems to have been popularized by Norman Caruso, creator and editor of The Gaming Historian. Before the listing was taken down, however, some people were able to grab a screenshot of it, which led to Walmart honoring the Ad Match Guarantee.
In a statement issued to Kotaku, Walmart company spokesperson John Forrest Ales wrote, “[We’ve] updated our policy to clarify that we will match prices from Walmart.com and 30 major online retailers, but we won’t honor prices from marketplace vendors, third-party sellers, auction sites or sites requiring memberships.”
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