6 AMAZING AMAZON HACKS

6 AMAZING AMAZON HACKS

                   In this world of online shopping, we all want to find the most valuable product at cheapest prices. Most of u s shop from Amazon! So here are few hacks of Amazon! Enjoy!! :D.

1. Convert your old prepaid gift cards into Amazon gift cards:

If you have a prepaid gift card with a low balance, like a $50 Visa card that’s been used to pay for a $47.33 purchase leaving $2.67 on the card, you can convert that into an Amazon gift card for yourself fairly easily. This is particularly useful if the prepaid card expires or devalues after a set time. Here are the steps:

• Check the exact card balance using the number / site on the back of the card.
• Log into Amazon and head over to an email delivery gift card, like this one.
• Enter the exact card balance, enter an email address of yours, send and use your payment card.
• After receiving the code via email, click “Apply a Gift Card to Your Account” in the Your Account section.

2. Get a refund if the price drops (within 7 days):

                   If the price drops on a product you’ve purchased within the next seven days, you have the option of requesting a refund on the price difference from Amazon. This policy is specific to items both sold and shipped by Amazon. It can’t be used on items sold by a third-party site and fulfilled by Amazon. 

                 To receive the discount, simply visit this page and your most recent order should be pulled up. You can choose to contact Amazon by email, phone or chat. Chat is probably the fastest way to get the refund, but email is ideal if you don’t have time to chat with a rep.

3. Track price drops with CamelCamelCamel:

                     If you don’t have time to check your purchases for price drops or simply want to be alerted when a product hits a desired price, set an alert at CamelCamelCamel (or in the Chrome extension). It’s all they do, track price changes on Amazon products, and they do it really well.

By the way, if you want a deal alert from all retailers on the product you are looking for, be sure to set one on Ben’s. We track the lowest price across all retailers on the Web, not just Amazon.

4. Learn how to utilize Subscribe & Save effectively:

                 Typically found on items within the grocery section of Amazon, the Subscribe & Save offer is basically a subscription to a set delivery schedule of an item. For instance, if you need 12 rolls of toilet paper every month, this is an easy way to set it and forget it.

               Discounts for a subscription are set at 5%, with a possible bonus rate between 10% to 30% on your first order. However, if you subscribe to five or more items, you will qualify for a permanent 15% discount each time those five products ship. When used effectively, it can save you a significant amount of money and shopping time over an entire year.

5. Check the third-party sellers list for greater discounts:

                   If a product is completely unavailable from Amazon (as a seller), Amazon will display a featured third-party seller; typically one that’s fulfilled by Amazon. Of course, the best price may still be buried in the third-party sellers list. Search through it to find a better deal on the same product.

6. Back-ordered doesn’t mean unavailable:

                 Also found in the third-party sellers list, Amazon will automatically bury their first party order link (when back-ordered) if any third party seller can beat Amazon on shipping time.

              However, that doesn’t mean you will be getting the best price. You can still order the product from Amazon using the the third-party sellers list, as long as you don’t mind waiting the extra shipping time for the best price.

 

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