You can only choose three

[RED-DOG]

Thinking about it, I'm sure it should be trawl, not troll.

[Tractor]

Amazon is just easy as most people have said, its generally a good price but not always the cheapest and if you have Amazon Prime you get your items next day most of the time.

[Longines]

How many companies keep 14 years of orders and details online?

[RED-DOG]

I ordered a 10ft long phone charging lead at 7pm last night and I got it today.

[teddybloat]

 there's a couple of Amazon hacks people might find useful.

any  CD yiu have bought from  them can be downloaded using Amazon music. I lost a  shit tonne of music during a house move about 7 years ago. Any of the cds I had bought as new (ie not resold) I could download for free. And they had everything from when I joined in 2003 or summat silly.


Their returns policy is the nuts. Virtually  no quibble. The missus sent back a £160 fitness tracker after 6minths of use just because she didn't like how it recorded heart rate. We'd lost the original strap. E-mailed us a return label, we boxed it took it to the local newsagent and as soon as he scannednit we got an e-mail confirming our refund would be processed.

But there's a policy that not many know about: if you request a refund for an item costing under £10 they won't even ask you to send it back. It's cheaper for them to let you keep the item. Which they do in the vast majority of cases