I looked at some of the stuff on a horse rescue's Amazon wishlist a few weeks back, so now I'm getting nothing but ads for horse blankets and tack.
Oh, I see you've bought a toilet seat on Amazon. You must be a real toilet aficionado then! Here are the latest sales and best deals from Toilet Warehouse, now up to 30% off on your second item! Could I interest you in a subscription for Toilet Bowl Weekly? Get the latest Fall 2022 trends in Scandinavian toilet bowl and bidet design only on toiletbowlweekly.com!
Dear Amazon, I bought a toilet seat out of necessity. I do not currently have a need for another one. No matter how many ads you send me I will not think, "Eh, ok, I'll indulge myself just once more and buy another toilet seat." Thank you.
Yeah, I find it annoying when I purchase something and then keep getting ads for the same thing, when obviously I don't need another one just yet. Currently I see an ad for "Your Bike At Superspeed" with a picture of a bicycle next to some logs. I took a look at the site, and they sell bicycle wheels that run from $1,399 to $3,599. While I occasionally enjoy cycling, it's only at a very casual level. The most expensive bike I've ever owned cost $130, with maybe $75 worth of mods on top of that. Kor
I think the worst is when you accidentally click on something you have no interest in, and it does the same thing to you.
A Ferrari SF90, but a more tricked out one, I guess. List price, a bit under $980,000.00... more than I've got stuffed in my cookie jar. I wonder if the next car they put up there will be over a million. EDIT: $3,500,000.00 this time. I could buy a street full of houses with that kind of green.
Etsy banner at the top. To the right I have no idea what they're trying to sell. It's one of those clickbait boxes with an obviously fake headline, like saying a still-alive celebrity has died. In this case, it's saying Tom Selleck has left Blue Bloods.