Does Amazon honor price errors?

It varies. If it's sold by Amazon then probably, it may take some struggling with customer support. All bets are off if it's sold through a third-party. Just don't fall for the "we'll have it back in stock in 90 days" crap. Seller's will pull that garbage to get you out of the 90 day window where you can leave feedback for them.

They never honored price errors before, at least for me.

I'm not sure if it was an error or the algorithm just dropped the price until someone bought it, but I've stolen quite a few things from Amazon.
One of them being a $500 ice maker for a hair north of $100.

Just last week they cancelled some price error orders of mine - clothes sold directly by Amazon. The error was egregious, though - like 6 cents for a shirt, etc. I imagine they might honor it if it was not so disproportionate. Hard to say.

It's sometimes hard to tell whether it's a price error or their dynamic pricing algorithm at play. But if you are able to put in the order for the discounted price and the system ships it out, then you should be in the clear. If the item is not in stock and Amazon doesn't plan on restocking that item, then your order will likely sit there in the system until you cancel it or sometimes they will follow up with email updates saying it's still OOS. Then if they really can't get the item again, then they will cancel the order.

I have grabbed a few things at say 15% MSRP. It's the algorithm. It's like they want to unload the last one of something as soon as someone shows an interest in it.

If it's the dynamic pricing algorithm dropping price until someone buys it, then you'll get it 99% of the time.

Sure, when you honor your price error in kijiji

Varies. If it's sold by Amazon, then you can probably get it if you argue enough.

Most recently during Amazon Prime Day sales they made a mistake affecting a bunch of items: Amazon were offering an Amazon credit for future purchases if you bought certain items sold and shipped by Amazon, amounting to a significant price discount. Other retailers dropped their prices to match Amazon's price including the credit, so Amazon changed their pricing to be a straight discount to match the other retailers. But they forgot to remove the credit on checkout, so anyone who bought those items got the discount and the credit for about 24 hours before they corrected it. Amazon honored the credit - initially. Most people used it right away. But I had some left after using most of it quickly, and I tried to use it a few weeks later, unsuccessfully. I contacted Amazon customer service, and they told me the credit only applied to purchases from the same company as the original item! They said that was the original terms of the offer. I called up my snapshot screen copy of the original offer and read it out to them - there was no such condition, the credit was for any item sold and shipped by Amazon, and I (and others) had successfully used it that way previously. They denied that they had changed the terms in the face of clear evidence to the contrary! Lying scumbags. I eventually got them to honor the original terms after escalation and a couple of follow ups. Greatly reduced my rating of Amazon customer service though. Screen-capture everything - don't trust them.

They honoured the price errors for the razer blade 15

They are honoring the price, it's actually being shipped from the states in Tennessee as they didn't even have in Canada so definitely was an error but at least they are sending it, especially since they are probably losing money.

Lmao nope! Remember amd 3900x?

got a 2tb crucial mx500 for 206.78 all in back in July..so I would say yes if you get in early enough