Amazon.com's super saving?
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Did you read the agreement when you signed up for free shipping? Do you have it to read? They are stalling because they have a lot of  shipping between now and Xmas and I guess it's in the contract. But check it out.
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Amazon.com usually has them for cheaper prices.
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It depends for what you are looking.  If it's precice and exact information you are looking for, this questiona and answer deal on yahoo is very handy.  \n\nIf it is general information, wikipedia.com is outstanding.  It consists only of articles written by people, but the information is very accurate because it has a reference and screening process on it.  If wrong information is listed, it's withdrawn almost immediately.\n\nIf it's stuff you want to buy, amazon.com is great!  You can find refurbished anything on there with the same warranty for sometimes a quarter the price, and that's no joke.  You will find used or new books cheaper there than anywhere.  The other day I bought a brand new book from author David Dieda, and it only cost me $0.01 plus $3.50 shipping(the shipping on books is always the same unless you by straight from amazon, in which they may give you supersaver free shipping after so many purchases).  Ebay is ok, but, I've had problems before.  I'd always try both of these sites, and see what's the best price, but if they're roughly the same, go to amazon.  I've had over a hundred purchases from amazon, and never once had any problem.  It's great for electronics/books/anything you could possibly want.  \n\nIf you're looking to download software or anything, downloads.com has pretty much everything.  Check that out.\n\nIf you're looking for links, yahoo and google are great.
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Have you tried Amazon.co.uk or ebay.co.uk?
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I think people who sell used stuff just send it themselves to whoever buys it.  Amazon just provides the website to sell through.
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Walmart...or Amazon.com
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If you can, try and buy your computer locally..You will save on the shipping charges, and insurance..I bought my last two computers, at staples..If you watch your local flyers, and newspaper ads, most of the time, you will catch a good sale, and could save hundreds of dollars..Also, look for rebates, that you can send to the manufacturer of the computer..Good Luck..
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Although I do not personally use the Amazon Visa I have heard good things about it.  There is no fee to use the card other than interest charges.  There is no bad catches attached.  It does have perks though, as the last time I checked you get money off of your first purchase at Amazon.com so it might be worth your while to apply.
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For $124.67 you can get it on amazon.com
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try bizrate and amazon.
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ebay.com, library, or amazon.com
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Could go either way... I know a lot of people that went short on amazon when it was at twenty(an all time high at that time) and they lose their shorts...
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Amazon.com and Ebay have it for sure.  It's probably cheaper on Ebay, but Amazon usually ships it faster.  That's my experience anyway.
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Well, it depends on what it is, if it's something old you should consider eBay, but if it's a game or something newer, then you should sell it on Amazon.com. This advice comes from experience, as an Internet Seller i use both but, prefer to use Amazon, only because eBay incurs a Listing Charge and Amazon doesn't, even though eBay has the upper hand when it comes to listing anything you want.\n\nHope That was Helpful
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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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Just bought my new 50" Plasma TV (Panasonic) at Sears on sale for $3150. Everywhere else (just about) had it at retail for $3499. Some like Best Buy had it on sale for $3350. \n\nWith Sears I saved money. Plus I applied for their credit card and got a 5% rebate ($150) and 6 months interest free no payments etc.\n\nThey are GREAT for buying APPLIANCES and ELECTRONICs like TVs etc.
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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.