Correction: J.J.J's Sale Was Bigger Than We Reported — 6,148 Items, Not 3,472
On 6 September we reported 3,472 repriced items. The completed pass shows 6,148. Our figure was 44% low, and here is why.

8 September 2026 · English · Correction
On 6 September we reported that J. Junaid Jamshed had repriced 3,472 items in twenty-four hours, of which only 174 were in stock.
Both figures were wrong.
The real numbers
With the pass complete, that day's total is 6,148 items at an average cut of 43.9%. The in-stock portion is 355, not 174.
How it happened
We counted mid-scrape. J.J.J's pass was still running when the story was written, and we treated what had arrived by then as the whole day.
This is the same class of error the freshness rule we adopted in August was meant to prevent: a count is not complete until the pass is complete. That rule stopped the old failure and did not catch this new shape of it.
The conclusion does not change
The point of the 6 September story was that most of the sale could not be bought. That holds, and more strongly: of the 6,148 repriced items, 5,793 are not in stock — 94%.
But we made the brand look smaller than it was, and that is still an error. A wrong figure needs correcting whether it flatters the subject or not.
A correction box has been added to the 6 September story.
The original story · Our methodology
Data: TrendCompare 22-brand hourly tracker. Figures count only products confirmed on the brand's own site within the last 7 days, and every discount is capped at 3x to keep inflated "was" prices out of the averages. Full methodology.
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