Amazon black Friday

tammajock

i am a dad of two lookin for some bargains for christmas although due to the demand i have not had much chance of anything! is there a way to get the items into the basket before the deals come on? or do u have to wait till the time and how does the ordering go? do u wait in a line before being allocated the stock?

laticsforlife

OK so lets say I complete my checkout for Goldeneye for £29.99.

Do I want/need it, maybe.

Can I sell it on a well known auction site for £49.99 - definitely!!

So for MSE'ers out there, the whole point of being a MSE is to get some more money in your pocket (or less debt), so surely this is still a winning concept.

I can make around £17 after costs for little effort.

And having just seen a post saying "ebay scum" I find a little harsh, as if Amazon posted the saving beforehand those who didn't want it at that prioce wouldn't have clicked on it and therefore those who really did would have had a better opportunity.

babyx1uk3

everett_psycho wrote: »

I was tempted dby them but don't really want the blue ones. My girlfriend loves candles but we are moving to a flat where we aren't allowed them

pink ones are £19.49 if you really want them in different colour

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B001F5153K/ref=nosim/?!!!!!hotukdeals-21

also if you dont mind buying from ebay have seen the white ones on there for cheaper

stopbuyingstuff_2

Totality wrote: »

Not really, no. In fact not at all.

People are Xmas shopping. Do you suggest high street stores close down to stop people spending as well?

Nope, 57% of internet shopping spent on credit cards. Granted its nice to buy presents etc at Christmas (its customary), but, ........really

insurance789

Its great to hear.Thanks a lot

paperboy

Anyone else still in the queue for goldeneye?

Nara

stopbuyingstuff wrote: »

Nope, 57% of internet shopping spent on credit cards. Granted its nice to buy presents etc at Christmas (its customary), but, ........really

Well its fine to spend on a credit card if you can afford to pay it back huh:P and are money savvy enough to have a 0% interest one!
Its safer then useing your debit card and not all stores take paypal which is a shame

Totality

stopbuyingstuff wrote: »

Nope, 57% of internet shopping spent on credit cards. Granted its nice to buy presents etc at Christmas (its customary), but, ........really

You can't pay cash via your computer and paying via credit card when shopping online makes sense (granted providing you can pay it off).

rosatoso_2

stopbuyingstuff wrote: »

Nope, 57% of internet shopping spent on credit cards. Granted its nice to buy presents etc at Christmas (its customary), but, ........really

Can we get off the subject of who can afford what, I'll only spend what's in my bank account etc........ everyone has different situations.

I'm looking on here for Amazon information not life views!

stopbuyingstuff_2

Wait, wait, wait......your defeating the purpose of the message......its just Stuff.

Stuff.