Then we check the “original price” on the tag against our own record. In these two categories, whether that figure was ever actually charged is a live legal question.
A discount is a claim about the past. Nobody was keeping the receipts — so we started.
Exhibit — the largest claim in today’s record
Today Advertised at 60% off. We recorded $1,000.00 on 26 September 2026, with $2,500.00 shown beside it as the original price.
What the record supports today
Recording began 10 August 2026; we have 30 days. Every figure here is a dated observation — the price we recorded, beside the “original” the retailer advertised next to it. The percentages are the retailer’s claim, not our finding.
What the record can answer grows with it. At 14 days we can say whether an advertised original was charged on any day we watched. The EU’s thirty-day test and California’s three-month one become answerable as the record reaches those depths. How that works.
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Every figure on this page is generated from the archive, as recorded on 26 September 2026.