New Amazon Price Monitor. Track when the price is right. Zeezaw

Dinah93

CaroW wrote: »

Hi folks, just wondering if anyone can tell me...

... does it include a check on the "Used and New" section with the Marketplace sellers?

Yes it does. And you can set different levels ie if I would pay a max £5 for something from amazon I might only be willing to pay £3.50 for a new one from a seller (because of postage), or £2 for a used one.

Mark666

Not only does zeesaw seem to show only US dollars but it gets my wish list wrong as well. Does anyone know how to get this to work properly?

(It only displays one item from the wishlist and it isn't an item that I want!).

Tate65

Like Torkijo, I also check price comparison sites first, e.g. http://www.find-dvd.co.uk , http://www.123PriceCheck.com , http://www.pricerunner.co.uk , http://www.kelkoo.co.uk , etc

I do still end up buying a lot from Amazon, though, as they're either the cheapest or so close to the cheapest that I still end up going for them as I like them.

OO7

Thanks will check it out.

If you're on Facebook and want to display your Amazon wishlist on your page checkout:

http://apps.facebook.com/wishlist-it/

Keemo

This is cool but it's hardly new. I've been using the Amazon discount finder, Amazon browser and Amazon price drop alert tools from uk.sustoo.com for ages now without any problems.

cadmus

pvedalankar wrote: »

To get the best price possible, you need to be able to order a product as soon as the price drops - before it goes back up again. amazonpricealert.co.uk makes this easy by sending you an email as soon as the product you're interested in drops in price. Best of all, the service is free! NO CATCH LIKE OTHER SERVICE

i have used this many times but your not instantly emailed when the price has dropped. i was interested in a samsung nc10 notebook and watched it on amazon every morning and evening for price changes. it did drop by £30 one particular day but i didnt get the email alert till about 14 hours later .

bowdeni

Thanks, I've been looking for a website like this for ages. When Amazon had their 30 day post sale refund policy, there used to be websites that would alert you if they decreased the price after you bought it - so you could get a fund on that difference.

Sadly they scrapped that policy, but this website looks like a useful resource

Keemo

cadmus wrote: »

i have used this many times but your not instantly emailed when the price has dropped. i was interested in a samsung nc10 notebook and watched it on amazon every morning and evening for price changes. it did drop by £30 one particular day but i didnt get the email alert till about 14 hours later .

That's why you should try out http://uk.sustoo.com/amazon-alert/. I always got emails straight away when the price dropped on Amazon.

PeteMan

Hi,

I've been an Amazon Associate for a few years and about 9 months ago I started programming an Amazon Price Checker. Due to other commitments I never finished it but a few weeks ago this thread caught by eye (I get the weekly email from MoneySavingExpert). Anyway, I had a look at the sites linked to from this thread and I reckoned I could do a better job! So, here is my finished site the....

.... Amazon Price Checker (aPriceChecker dot co dot uk)

I'll add a feedback form to the site tomorrow night so please let me have any comments negative or positive and I'll see what I can do.

P.S. I hope nobody is offended that I've posted a link to my own site. I could have pretended I as someone else but that doesn't feel right.