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I know what you mean about wanting to see/touch your products in the flesh. The memsahib and I are looking for a fridge freezer just now and have seen one that is drop-dead gorgeous, reasonably priced, and a great match for the rest of our kitchen
- problem is, we can't find anywhere that stocks it, and don't want to buy it online sight-unseen.
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 14 Jul 2004, 16:20
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Suppose it was only a matter of time as I've enjoyed the few boot sales that I've done to date.
Maybe it's true that we're all just a nation of shopkeepers
Statistics: Posted by bearcub — 13 Jul 2004, 20:42
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if you are buying single dvd's then www.dvdsoon.com - canadian site but offering free shipping just now and its quite cheap - watch not to spend more than £18 though as you may get him by customs (i've got alias season 2 coming with fingers crossed they won't spot i got it for £22 - cheapest i have seen it else where is about £30)
you could also look at www.thedvdforums.co.uk - as there is a bargins thread where people post up any sort of bargins (not just dvds)
Statistics: Posted by ifstar — 13 Jul 2004, 00:11
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I sold a first edition Harry Potter book through abebooks and it's great for out of print books.
I enjoy shopping locally but I generally can't be bothered with anything that involves taking the car, unless it's a specialist food shop!
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 12 Jul 2004, 17:12
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7dayshop is where I buy a lot of my photographic accessories - film, batteries, negative storage etc. They’re fast, reliable, and their prices are a fraction of high street prices. (I still use Klick though - you have to support local traders.)
Abebooks.co.uk is a searchable database of thousands of independent book dealers across the world, and a great source of hard-to-find titles. I’ve bought paperbacks from Abebooks costing 42p, and I’ve bought first editions costing… well… we won’t go into that. Most memorable find (remembering to support your local-ish stores) was when I was looking for a particular PG Wodehouse title, and found it being listed by a shop in Penicuik. Of course, as a good Aberdonian, I avoided the P+P by going to the shop to buy the book direct. Wasted a whole morning doing it, though.
Where do you shop online?
Statistics: Posted by Guest — 12 Jul 2004, 16:22
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