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Yes, the reason is that the database is set up to do that automatically (subtract the new price from the old price, and show the result as "saving"), and is usually right because prices usually only drop. So when a price happens to increase, you get stuff like a negative saving.
wonder how many people bought is cuz they thought it was a bargain...
without ever noticing that their "savings" was £-5...
Serves them right for not actually looking at the price.
QUOTE(The Last Spartan @ May 28 2007, 10:31 AM)The UZI light gun looks preety cool though(They probaly put the line through the old price for a reason then).