<p>Netizens were shocked to see an ordinary pink plastic bucket being sold for $335 on the e-commerce website Amazon, at a discount of 28 per cent, with the original price being $462.</p>

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The photo was posted by @vivekraju93 on Twitter, who wrote, “Just found this on Amazon and I don’t know what to do.”</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Plastic Bucket for Home and Bathroom Set of 1 <a href="https://t.co/D7pcx89Nv7">https://t.co/D7pcx89Nv7</a></p>
— Vivek Raju (@vivekraju93) <a href="https://twitter.com/vivekraju93/status/1528797832995430400?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 23, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>To which a Twitter user replied that the baffling part is that only one is left in the stock.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">The baffling part 🤯 only 1 left in stock! <a href="https://t.co/FakLbdBEwk">pic.twitter.com/FakLbdBEwk</a></p>
— Shubhi Srivastava (@shubhi1011) <a href="https://twitter.com/shubhi1011/status/1528800893600079872?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 23, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>Some users took a dig at it by saying that it is a very good quality bucket and is selling very cheap comparatively.</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">Look at review dude price should be 99999 too cheap 🥸😂😂😂 Purchase at this price point <a href="https://t.co/I7zHWj8lnr">pic.twitter.com/I7zHWj8lnr</a></p>
— Vikas Jat (@this_is_viku) <a href="https://twitter.com/this_is_viku/status/1529006511741353985?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">May 24, 2022</a></blockquote>
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<p>The photo went viral on other social media platforms as well. A user on Facebook made fun of the bucket by saying that this is a special bucket because it was made in Baltimore.</p>

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But one user suggested a sensible possibility that “Probably they entered the price including the decimal point when there was no need to enter it. I think what they may have tried was 259.99 but entered 25999 instead.”</p>

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I think what they may have tried was 259.99 but entered 25999 instead.<a href="https://t.co/FjMJXFQinf">https://t.co/FjMJXFQinf</a></p>
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Netizens were shocked to see an ordinary pink plastic bucket being sold for $335 on the e-commerce website Amazon, at a discount of 28 per cent, with the original price being $462.

Netizens were shocked to see an ordinary pink plastic bucket being sold for $335 on the e-commerce website Amazon, at a discount of 28 per cent, with the original price being $462. The photo was posted by @vivekraju93 on Twitter, who wrote, “Just found this on Amazon and I don’t know what to do.” Plastic Bucket for Home and Bathroom Set of 1 https://t.co/D7pcx89Nv7 — Vivek Raju (@vivekraju93) May 23, 2022 × To which a Twitter user replied that the baffling part is that only one is left in the stock. The baffling part 🤯 only 1 left in stock! pic.twitter.com/FakLbdBEwk — Shubhi Srivastava (@shubhi1011) May 23, 2022 × Some users took a dig at it by saying that it is a very good quality bucket and is selling very cheap comparatively. Look at review dude price should be 99999 too cheap 🥸😂😂😂 Purchase at this price point pic.twitter.com/I7zHWj8lnr — Vikas Jat (@this_is_viku) May 24, 2022 × The photo went viral on other social media platforms as well. A user on Facebook made fun of the bucket by saying that this is a special bucket because it was made in Baltimore. But one user suggested a sensible possibility that “Probably they entered the price including the decimal point when there was no need to enter it. I think what they may have tried was 259.99 but entered 25999 instead.” Probably they entered the price including the decimal point, when there was not need to enter it. I think what they may have tried was 259.99 but entered 25999 instead.https://t.co/FjMJXFQinf — ג׳יקוב | |یعقوب | ജേക്കബ് | Jacob (@Jacobji01) May 25, 2022 ×

Twitteratis can't keep calm as Amazon sells plastic bucket for $335

<p>Amazon Pay has expanded its service to mobile recharges. Now users can also recharge their phone numbers using Amazon Pay, in beta stage.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&nbsp;&#39;Mobile Recharge&#39; will appear as one of the options in the Amazon Pay Section.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The app is designed with simple features for its users who&nbsp;just have to tap on the Mobile recharge option, enter their mobile number, operator/region and the amount for recharging their mobile phones.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Amazon told Gadgets 360: &ldquo;We continuously innovate on behalf of our customers. Our focus is on creating better shopping and payment experiences for them. Our new offering is towards this end. The offering is currently in beta.&rdquo;&nbsp;</p>

<p>Amazon Pay has been widely used in India for a while now. The app has attracted many users through its lucrative deals.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The Amazon wallet service or &quot;bucket&quot; can be accessed through web or Amazon India&#39;s app. It lets people store money in the bucket. Besides this, it also supports all the plastic cards and net banking option for payments.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Amazon Pay does not yet support recharges from Airtel network and other postpaid bill payments. Utilities like electricity bill, water etc can also not be paid by Amazon. However, Amazon says these features will be introduced soon.&nbsp;</p>

<p>&quot;We have not enabled postpaid bill payment (including payment of utility bills) as of now &ndash; please stay tuned; we will launch this feature soon,&rdquo; Amazon page details.&nbsp;</p>

<p>The company is also offering up to 100 per cent cash back (till Rs 50) on the first recharge done with Amazon Pay Balance.&nbsp;</p>

<p>Recharge once done through the app cannot be cancelled. Mobile recharge can be done through any form of plastic money but Cash on Delivery(COD) is not allowed.&nbsp;</p>

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?'Mobile Recharge' will appear as one of the options in the Amazon Pay Section

Amazon Pay has expanded its service to mobile recharges. Now users can also recharge their phone numbers using Amazon Pay, in beta stage. 'Mobile Recharge' will appear as one of the options in the Amazon Pay Section. The app is designed with simple features for its users who just have to tap on the Mobile recharge option, enter their mobile number, operator/region and the amount for recharging their mobile phones. Amazon told Gadgets 360: “We continuously innovate on behalf of our customers. Our focus is on creating better shopping and payment experiences for them. Our new offering is towards this end. The offering is currently in beta.” Amazon Pay has been widely used in India for a while now. The app has attracted many users through its lucrative deals. The Amazon wallet service or "bucket" can be accessed through web or Amazon India's app. It lets people store money in the bucket. Besides this, it also supports all the plastic cards and net banking option for payments. Amazon Pay does not yet support recharges from Airtel network and other postpaid bill payments. Utilities like electricity bill, water etc can also not be paid by Amazon. However, Amazon says these features will be introduced soon. "We have not enabled postpaid bill payment (including payment of utility bills) as of now – please stay tuned; we will launch this feature soon,” Amazon page details. The company is also offering up to 100 per cent cash back (till Rs 50) on the first recharge done with Amazon Pay Balance. Recharge once done through the app cannot be cancelled. Mobile recharge can be done through any form of plastic money but Cash on Delivery(COD) is not allowed.

Amazon Pay expands its service to mobile recharges

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