A pricing discrepancy, occurring within the electronic retail system of a major vendor, offered goods or services at unintendedly low costs. For example, a television normally priced at $500 might momentarily appear for sale at $50.
These occurrences, while temporary, can lead to significant financial advantages for consumers who identify and capitalize on them. Historically, such situations have stemmed from software errors, delayed price updates, or human input mistakes. The rapid dissemination of this information through social media networks frequently amplifies its impact.