djc
06-19-2008, 12:46 AM
It's a woot-off at http://www.woot.com
In case you aren't familiar:
The site will occasionally deviate from the one-product-per-day model for a "Woot-Off", where a succession of products are available for a period of unannounced length, usually 24–72 hours. This mode is indicated by rotating lights and a bar displaying the percentage of product's stock remaining. During April Fool's Day 2008, Woot staged a Woot-Off offering the same product repeatedly, except for a few brief periods when Woot sold Random Crap instead.
During an average two-day Woot-Off, Woot's sales typically exceed one million dollars.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woot.com
In case you aren't familiar:
The site will occasionally deviate from the one-product-per-day model for a "Woot-Off", where a succession of products are available for a period of unannounced length, usually 24–72 hours. This mode is indicated by rotating lights and a bar displaying the percentage of product's stock remaining. During April Fool's Day 2008, Woot staged a Woot-Off offering the same product repeatedly, except for a few brief periods when Woot sold Random Crap instead.
During an average two-day Woot-Off, Woot's sales typically exceed one million dollars.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woot.com