[Skoob]

You've already looked at the promotions on the ToyArk home page, with direct links to ToyArk sponsors, presumably...

It's a long time since I saw a price that I would consider to be a bargain for a reasonably current and popular collectible toy that I want to add to my collection. Most of the items that I want are out of stock most of the time. I suspect that business has been good for many of the highest-profile online retailers. If they don't have to skimp on margin, they won't. Why should they?

That said, if you can be patient, one easy way to save money is to sit back and wait for hot new products to lose some of their novelty, and prices eventually come down accordingly. I wish I had waited longer for some of the things that I've ordered recently. Consider it a test of self-discipline. Have a clear idea of what you want, re-evaluate it over time, and wait for better prices to come to you. I find sometimes that the item I was gung-ho for initially is not that good in retrospect. As reviews roll in, I become more selective, spot better alternatives, pick things up second-hand, and avoid disappointments. Big savings come through procrastination.

JMO.