A price error is a product listed far below its real price because of a mistake, such as a missing decimal place, a wrong currency conversion or a discount rule that applied twice. They are not promotions, so no store advertises them and none last long. Each listing here shows when it was posted, because with price errors the age of the deal tells you more than the discount does.
A product priced far below its real value by mistake rather than by promotion. Common causes are a decimal slip, a bad currency conversion, or two discounts stacking when only one was meant to.
Sometimes. Indian marketplaces reserve the right to cancel an order priced in error, and cancellations on obvious glitches are common. Payment is refunded when that happens. Treat a price error as a gamble worth taking, not a confirmed purchase.
Speed is the only real edge, which is why most price errors circulate through Telegram and WhatsApp before they reach any website. Our channel posts them as they are spotted.
Rarely, and that is worth saying plainly. A genuine pricing mistake on Amazon or Flipkart happens a handful of times a month across the whole market, and it is usually corrected within the hour. Any site showing a full page of price errors every day is relabelling ordinary clearance discounts as glitches. This page is often empty, and that is the honest state of it.
By comparing against prices we recorded ourselves rather than against the MRP. A discount off MRP proves nothing, because MRPs are routinely inflated. What is genuinely anomalous is a product listing far below the cheapest we have ever seen that exact product sell for, which is a figure no merchant controls. Even then it is checked by a person before it is posted, because a scraping mistake and a real price error look identical to a machine.
The page stays up and gets marked expired instead of being deleted. The buy button switches off and the listing shows what the price was, so you can tell an ended deal from a live one rather than landing on a broken link.