What online stores offer free shipping if you spend a certain amount of money?
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toysrus.com\nif u spend like 50 or 40 dollars u get free shipping
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http://www.deals2buy.com\nhttp://www.overstock.com
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ebay, half.com, overstock.com, amazon.com
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victoriassecret.com\n\ndailycandy.com\n\nforever21.com\n\nebay.com\n\noverstock.com
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E bay is not very complicated (just point and click). They have message boards where you can get help from other ebayers. No need to spend the money.
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http://www.3000freegoodies.com has a nice collection of things that are free (including samples of products), and even has a newsletter that will send you listings of the newest and most popular freebies.
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You can try finding a retailer that has a good price on www.bizrate.com
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Costco.com \n\nsamsclub.com
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It really depends on the product and website.  \n\nI think online stores are good for places that require high overhead, such as brick and mortar stores for large appliances.  If you know what you want, you don't have to see it in person.  The brick and mortar stores normally charge more because they need to offset rent costs, sales associates' salary, etc.  \n\nHowever, online stores are a ripoff if you pay a lot for shipping.  Shipping is the online store version of tax.  You will get hit with one or the other.  However, etailers like Amazon.com offer free shipping on qualified purchases.  \n\neCommerce sites are also better for information.  Most sales associates know nothing about the product they sell.  Unless you go to Best Buy for the Geek Squad or something to that nature, then you really don't get your money's worth when you drive down to the store.  \n\neCommerce sites may also be a ripoff if you like to touch the product.  This is important when shopping for clothes and accessories.\n\nI think online stores are cheaper overall because they cut out the cost of maintaining a brick and mortar store.
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I have good deal on EBay, but pay too much for Shipping
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Online Stores like Amazon don't charge Salestax, free shipping  for >$25 and good return policies and procedures. Additionally their mail-in-rebates are more reliable. Prices are competitive and matches their own price if the price of the good purchased goes down. Some lazy bum like me don't move out of the couch instead prefer to purchase thru online for standard goods
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every online store does charge a fee for using their service. My best suggestion would be EBay or Amazon.
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www.eBay.com\nwww.Amazon.com
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www.dropship4free.com has them cheap and cheaper shipping than anywhere else I found.
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Try http://vstore.ca\n\nThey offer a FREE ecommerce website you set up and operate yourself. It's a really great service.
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Best Buy, Circuit City, Office Max, and Staples all have stores out there.  You can, in most cases, browse their websites and either have them pull from their in-store stock and pick it up later, or you can have them ship directly to you.  Staples, for example, has free shipping for orders over $50.  But since you're looking for a "large" bag, it may be best to go to the stores themselves and physically see what they have to make sure that they offer what you need.
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Volcom has awesome outerwear if you're willing to drop some serious cash.  If you're looking for an actual online retailer, try Board Paradise, Boards for Less, Boardzone, CCS, Eternal, Sideways People, The House, or Zumiez.