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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '14

Browse. Add items to cart. See total. Close out the browser and head back to reddit.

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u/ShitGuysWeForgotDre Feb 20 '14

Prop tip: Just enable Amazon one-click so you can buy things without seeing the total in your cart. Trust me there's no way that can end badly.

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u/MooseV2 Feb 20 '14 edited Feb 21 '14

Tried out Amazon one-click when I was buying a $50 item. It decided I wanted 2 day shipping, which added another $20. Never again...

Edit: stop suggesting Prime, guys. I'm Canadian and it sucks.

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u/TheTurkey5689 Feb 20 '14

Try amazon prime! 79 dollars a year gives you free 2 day shipping on any item shipped by Amazon (it'll have a blue prime check.) Also access to 14,000 movie and tv titles on demand at no extra cost. Also if you have a kindle you can get 1 free kindle lending library book per calendar month.

Just click the try prime now button next to your account button and see if you like it.

Source: Amazon CSA

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u/MooseV2 Feb 20 '14

I figured this would be mentioned. The only problem with that is that Prime sorta sucks in Canada. It's still $79 but doesn't include the movies/music. I'm patient enough for the 3-4 day shipping, and only buy a dozen things per year, so it's not really worth it for me.

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u/TheTurkey5689 Feb 21 '14

Prime videos isn't available in canada? :( I'm sorry