Amazon.ca

[Ratanas]

I agree that the products are different between countries. And what makes me even more upset is the difference between shipment costs for their products. As was mentioned above, this is happening primarily in America. Now, I try not to shop that much on Amazon, because their policies just don’t make sense to me. I gave eBay a shot and was surprised to see that I enjoy it better. You can actually find very good products there. And on top of everything, recently I discovered DontPayFull, an online platform that offers coupon codes to a lot of nice places, such as Target, eBay and so on. I saved up 20 bucks last week.

 

[IMBob]

Shopping from amazon.ca is too easy . I would prefer to buy from an online Canadian company . I haven't found a competitor that comes close in selection service , price and quick delivery.

 

[Phil C. McNasty]

Shopping from amazon.ca is too easy . I would prefer to buy from an online Canadian company

Correct me if I'm wrong, but arent the products listed on amazon.ca mostly sold by local companies?? (meaning Toronto or Canadian-based companies).

I thought Amazon was a lot like Ebay where anyone can register with them and sell their goods

 

[y2kmark]

Shopping from amazon.ca is too easy . I would prefer to buy from an online Canadian company . I haven't found a competitor that comes close in selection service , price and quick delivery.

You don't say - literally...

 

[TeeJay]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but arent the products listed on amazon.ca mostly sold by local companies?? (meaning Toronto or Canadian-based companies).

I thought Amazon was a lot like Ebay where anyone can register with them and sell their goods

They are way more restrictive than eBay but essentially that is what has dragged the entire Amazon experience down

Majority of prices on the site are no longer fair, tons of fake / counterfeit / stolen things, poor shipping & handling (damages & lost)

I think every big name is trying to take a cut these days

Fuck even walmart.ca / .com are no longer buying from the store; they have more resellers on the site than store pricing

 

[Jenesis]

All good so far. Keep it coming.

Question: How do I know if it is Amazon direct or a reseller? Is "Amazon Marketplace" the clue that it is a reseller?

P.S. I noticed to-day there is a $20 discount if you apply for their VISA card.

Didn’t realize this was a necrobump.

But I have their MasterCard. I like it. I pay my cards off right away so I have no idea the interest rate but I do love the cash back. They give you money on your Amazon gift card at $20 intervals. If the purchase is big, then you just get multiple $20 deposits on your Gift card.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but arent the products listed on amazon.ca mostly sold by local companies?? (meaning Toronto or Canadian-based companies).

I thought Amazon was a lot like Ebay where anyone can register with them and sell their goods

Not like EBay. I don’t shop EBay but I thought that was an auction reseller site.

This is new products, usually Amazon products but you can get some resellers. Products a new.

For local products, do direct to the company. Not Amazon.

 

[Rinar]

I agree that the products are different between countries. And what makes me even more upset is the difference between shipment costs for their products. As was mentioned above, this is happening primarily in America. Now, I try not to shop that much on Amazon, because their policies just don’t make sense to me. I gave eBay a shot and was surprised to see that I enjoy it better. You can actually find very good products there. And on top of everything, recently I discovered DontPayFull, an online platform that offers coupon codes to a lot of nice places, such as Target, eBay and so on. I saved up 20 bucks last week.

Could you tell me more information about it? Let's talk in PM