509 items in bundled items, according to Bundle Manager (which no longer runs, after site changes).
By counting saved product pages - at least 82 bundles. (I probably missed sorting some out).
I don’t want to see the total cost either, though a database expert could probably pull it from Orca’s scripts (which haven’t been functional for a while).
Almost everything was on sale. I’m seeing a bunch of $1.99 bundles & items. 88-cent items my first October. Vaults. Freebies. Fast Grab. Vouchers.
Almost all of my returns are from before I learned to simply ask for the price difference.
I’d buy them at the lower price, and return. Which cleared one of the duplicates from the list, if I recall correctly.
There were 2 or 3 returns for items that I discovered I’d got in bundles. (I’ve come up with ways to avoid that).
I returned a pair of shoes, and something else, to get my bank balance back up, during a sale. But I ended up getting the something-else later.
I returned 2 items, after I found out they were for Vue. I also returned a few for store credit, during ruinous sales.
Those returns did stay on the list, as I recall. (Those returns did some weird things to order pages - which were already weird).
I still value the return system enormously, tho’ I see, now, that I almost-never use it. When you need it, you need it.
I still get a twinge when I think about when I could’ve used that policy, during some really tight times, at Rendo and RDNA.
There were a couple of things I’d already bought in bundles, at Rendo. But they’d given me a couple of breaks, already, when they could’ve stood on the rule book. {One was a few-seconds-late coupon, when I was a newb, and screwed up the first attempt, and cancelled}. So I didn’t want to push it.
I bought some items at RDNA, in a last-second hurry, having overlooked a bundle. Of course, RDNA extended that sale, so there hadn’t actually been a reason for haste… (It my first year when everyone had competing Christmas sales, and I didn’t have much time to shop).
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