Amazon often inflates those MSRPs. Check PriceDropCatch to see if that $120 is actually the lowest price.

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I just saw this and totally get the anxiety. I spent weeks researching before I bought my toaster oven because I was terrified of falling for a fake deal. Honestly, I am super satisfied with what I found after doing some technical digging. Here is what I learned about those strike-through prices:

• Usually, that big number is the MSRP from when the product first launched years ago, not what it actually sells for.
• Check if the seller is Amazon or a random third party. Third parties love inflating the original price to make the discount look huge.
• Look at the Typical Price line if it shows up because thats the 90-day average. I started using this free wishlist maker to keep track of stuff I want. It lets me sit on a purchase for a few days so I dont get tricked by a limited time countdown that isnt actually real. Definitely dont rush into it if the seller looks sketchy... stay safe!