What cheeses me off

This morning I had a possible incidence of dynamic pricing but more likely just very lucky. I have been waiting to buy J fares on AZ BKK -BCN. I was waiting as today is the first day of my new Amex cycle.

On my preferred day the price was ~ 2700 euros with a range in the week leading up to my date 2400-7000 euros. This morning the price for flights 2 days earlier were 1725 euros. So we are going earlier.

But boy the extras on AZ can be pricey. On the middle J fare option the seats we wanted were 159 euros to select. Now that CMO.All up 4000 euros for 2 tickets.
When selecting seats only 2 occupied but prior to today usually many more were unavailable. Possibly a group cancelled.
 
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People say this but, as before, I’ve never seen it. Please let me know which site and route, I’d love to see it in action. It would be amazing because I can watch the fare buckets and the price and match them exactly between our gds and the websites.
Singapore Airlines, Singapore to coughet return Business Class @Cynicor

Note, am happy to admit I'm a novice with SQ and their fares, but find that with the flights I'm looking at, J flexible to HKT but then can only get Lite (non refundable) or Flexi fare (considerably more) HKT back to SIN.

Website shows Standard fare (which is what I am happy with) but go right through to complete booking and seat selection - message comes up that cannot be booked.
Guess that bucket has been exhausted.
 

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