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I didn't say it wasn't good value, only that free is even better value.
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If you buy 49 items per year you pay £1 per item to get it delivered express, I buy easily more than 49 items per year making it a bargain IMO.Originally posted by d000hg View PostBut on the other hand postage is generally free and you don't pay £49 either, so for general shopping why not wait a couple of days?
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But on the other hand postage is generally free and you don't pay £49 either, so for general shopping why not wait a couple of days?
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Originally posted by Platypus View PostAmazon Prime saves me hundreds of pound each year. £49 is a bargain, you should be grateful for the savings you can now look forward to.
Ditto MetArt.WTSOriginally posted by doodab View PostPersonally I think 49 quid is good value. Depends how often you use it I suppose.
I personally buy a LOT of stuff/sh1t (depending if you look at it from mine or gf chef's point of view) from Amazon mainly because I hate going into town on a saturday, I am away in a foreign country most weeks and in Germany most things electrical are expensive.
Amazon Prime saves me a fortune in postage.
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Amazon Prime saves me hundreds of pound each year. £49 is a bargain, you should be grateful for the savings you can now look forward to.
Ditto MetArt.
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Personally I think 49 quid is good value. Depends how often you use it I suppose.
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Only an idiot would sign up for something free without reading the small print.
You are suity's sickie and I claim my five pounds.
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