Amazon Searching

PeteHerts

Hello everyone.
Does anybody know how to search for just Amazon sold goods opposed to having external sellers goods included in searches?
Many thanks in advance.
Pete.

buyitall

When you have done your search, on the left hand side there is sometimes a box which allows you to select 'seller' - select amazon.co.uk.
If that is not there, there should also be a box which says 'select shipping option' and if you select 'can be shipped in one day from Amazon.co.uk, this will eliminate marketplace sellers.

frogbottler

try ubongle.com It's Amazon, but without the "Marketplace"
click here hopefully it will work this time

superscaper

frogbottler wrote: »

www.ubongle.com/

Your link needs fixing.

Akenyon

i brought some ink for my HP C5180 yesterday from ebay, put in my card details and then i comes up with the price and confirm button.

Did not realise it was from an outside company so i was abit mifed about paying post and packaging.

Also Amazon seem to be changing prices alot recently.
Looked for a single yellow int cart for my printer, was £2.99 and when i refreshed the page it went up to £7.99.

superscaper

Akenyon wrote: »

i brought some ink for my HP C5180 yesterday from ebay, put in my card details and then i comes up with the price and confirm button.

Did not realise it was from an outside company so i was abit mifed about paying post and packaging.

Also Amazon seem to be changing prices alot recently.
Looked for a single yellow int cart for my printer, was £2.99 and when i refreshed the page it went up to £7.99.

Ebay???

As for Amazon 3rd party sellers it does pretty clearly on the right hand side say who you're buying it from and every seller has their own postage page declaring beforehand what the postage charges are for their shop. Amazon themselves are always the chosen default seller unless they don't stock the item. In which case you wouldn't have been able to buy from them anyway whether there are 3rd party sellers or not.