curiua.com - search all 5 European Amazon sites

Coyote

http://www.curiua.com https://www.hagglezon.com/

I don't know if anyone has posted up about this site before but it allows you to search all 5 european Ammazon sites for the best price.
(i did search boards but could not find any posts)

I was searching for a set of Bose Quitecomfort 25 Noise cancelling headphones
every where in ireland had them at 299 euro
so i checked amazon.co.uk to see if they are cheeper and found they were €348 thinking it was a bit high i desided to check the other amazon
sites by hand. and found them on amazon.es for €254 thats 94 euros cheeper than the uk site and shipping was 8 euro (8-10 days)

did a search for a tool that might automate the search i found www.curiua.com
so if your thinking of ordering from amazon.co.uk it's worth checking if you can get it cheeper from other amazon sites in the EU.

anyway hope that might help people find the best deal.

Coyote

livEwirE

Good to know thanks! It would be really useful to know the shipping costs from each of the 5 amazon sites to Ireland too

MayoForSam

Yeah, amazon.co.uk is becoming rather expensive with the Euro weakening recently, time to consider our continental cousins.

Edit: Hmm.... then again, are you sure this works?

I searched for an Asus RT-N66U router and its showing up as €183.99 in curia.com, whereas on amazon.de, it's available for €99.90!

cruhoortwunk

Cool. I used to use Pricenoia for this, but AMazon shut them down. Hopefully they wont do the same to Curiua
http://pricenoia.tumblr.com/post/96524879555/pricenoia-shuts-down

Coyote

MayoForSam wrote: »

Yeah, amazon.co.uk is becoming rather expensive with the Euro weakening recently, time to consider our continental cousins.

Edit: Hmm.... then again, are you sure this works?

I searched for an Asus RT-N66U router and its showing up as €183.99 in curia.com, whereas on amazon.de, it's available for €99.90!

I tested with the Asus RT-N66u and got the same results
but when i searched with the model number i got the price of 99 euros
model number = 90-IG1Z002M00-3PA0 = 99 euros
model number = RT-N66U = 183
the model number and size of the two routers are different but what other differences i do not know.

Pique

http://geo-ship.com does the same for worldwide eBay sites.

_Jumper_

Pique wrote: »

http : //geo-ship. com does the same for worldwide Amazon sites.

You mean Ebay? Maybe it does both and I'm blind. Handy that, hadn't come across it before.

Anywho,

http: //halfsize. me/

Does all Amazons^^^. You need to put in the ASIN of the Item you're after which you'll see in Product Information section on the Items page on Amazon.

I put in a few things there on the back of the comment above about Euro Weakening, site says No.....for now.

_Jumper_

May aswell add lootr to this page, it shows ya price drops on stuff on amazon, bit like that http /argos .scanner .today /ie/

http: // www. lootr. com/uk/

corks finest

Well done,amazing difference in price,pays to shop around

brimur69

camelcamelcamel.com is handy too. Just create and account, add everthing you want to buy, set a price limit if you want and wait. It will email you when the price drops to what you want to pay.

corks finest

Hi,bit off track here,anyone know if there's a similiar comparison site for e bay,as the prices we are paying in rip off Ireland ,when buying from ebay are disgraceful

Mountjoy Mugger

There's only one ebay, several domain suffixes for sales/deliveries, but one ebay.

corks finest

Yeah,know that,but even after postage,in general,uk prices are cheaper

gazzaman22

corks finest wrote: »

Hi,bit off track here,anyone know if there's a similiar comparison site for e bay,as the prices we are paying in rip off Ireland ,when buying from ebay are disgraceful

corks finest wrote: »

Yeah,know that,but even after postage,in general,uk prices are cheaper

Love your Name Corks Finest......

Corks finest what exactly?

corks finest

I couldn't possibly tell u in public,id lose my tackle,ha,ha

vicwatson

gazzaman22 wrote: »

Love your Name Corks Finest......

Corks finest what exactly?

Vintage Blue Cheese :pac:

Panda_Turtle

Coyote wrote: »

I was searching for a set of Bose Quitecomfort 25 Noise cancelling headphones
every where in ireland had them at 299 euro
so i checked amazon.co.uk to see if they are cheeper and found they were €348 thinking it was a bit high i desided to check the other amazon
sites by hand. and found them on amazon.es for €254 thats 94 euros cheeper than the uk site and shipping was 8 euro (8-10 days)

Regarding the Bose Noise Cancelling headphones, they are incredibly good. I bought the QC15 version in 2011 and they are still going perfect - although I replaced the earpads, for about 15 euro and they look and feel like new now.

I was tempted to upgrade mine but I need to be more frugal and make these ones last.

If anybody is thinking of getting these, they are expensive but nothing beats them on noise cancelling, and very decent sound too.

Dard23

Only thing is that the best deals in my opinion are the Amazon warehouse ones. Bought an r9 290 gaming graphics card from Amazon France, used, like new ( actually was new, damaged box) for 240 including delivery which is at least 40 quid cheaper than anywhere else. That site doesn't show the warehouse or 3rd party deals does it?

corks finest

Close,

Coyote

just wanted to post a small update on this

I orderd on the evening of the 14th (Wenesday) they shipped on the 16th Friday and arived today the 19th.
that was with standard shpping of 8 euros, faster than loads of stuff i have ordered from amazon.co.uk

AlanS181824

Handy site, cheers.

spuddy01

OP great site for checking all Amazon sites, Thanks very much

whowantstwoknow

FYI: This search engine seems to be down and/or end of life

KOR101

whowantstwoknow wrote: »

FYI: This search engine seems to be down and/or end of life

https://www.hagglezon.com/

Muahahaha

KOR101 wrote: »

https://www.hagglezon.com/

Bookmarked, think we will be using this a lot if Brexit comes to pass. Revenue saying a €40 pair of jeans from the UK would be slapped with €20 of taxes. Good idea to use it regardless of Brexit anyway.

cronos

Shipping is really the only problem. Free shipping from UK with Prime, but don't get that from anywhere in Europe. What's the different shipping rules for Ireland to non UK amazon's?

loki7777

You pay around 9€ for shipping - even when you have other country Prime - i ordered epilator from amazon.it - shipping €8,50 - bit of a joke.

Slutmonkey57b

And chances are it'll actually be physically shipped from the UK anyway.

Keepa is another option, I like the browser extension which stays in the page.

Amazon seem to be sabotaging these tools by creating loads of variants of a single product listing though.

Nollog

cronos wrote: »

Shipping is really the only problem. Free shipping from UK with Prime, but don't get that from anywhere in Europe. What's the different shipping rules for Ireland to non UK amazon's?

loki7777 wrote: »

You pay around 9€ for shipping - even when you have other country Prime - i ordered epilator from amazon.it - shipping €8,50 - bit of a joke.

I'm not sure any of the other primes in the EU give free shipping even to the country they're based in.

loki7777

Italy does, was using it few weeks ago when on holidays.

Miike

Slightly off topic lads but I'm more than willing to post in another forum, if someone can suggest the appropriate one.

In the event of a hard brexit, has Amazon got a back-up plan to continue allowing ROI shoppers using Amazon? Or is it just expected we'll change over to one of the other EU ones and be damned with Prime subscriptions etc? Anyone have ANY info this at all?

I have about 5/6,000 euros of books on preorder from .co.uk which are due out at various times between October 2019 and Feb 2020 thus my curiosity

ted1

Miike wrote: »

Slightly off topic lads but I'm more than willing to post in another forum, if someone can suggest the appropriate one.

In the event of a hard brexit, has Amazon got a back-up plan to continue allowing ROI shoppers using Amazon? Or is it just expected we'll change over to one of the other EU ones and be damned with Prime subscriptions etc? Anyone have ANY info this at all?

I have about 5/6,000 euros of books on preorder from .co.uk which are due out at various times between October 2019 and Feb 2020 thus my curiosity

Should be no bother.

They already charge Irish VAT. They’ll just need to add duty which is payable at point of entry. So it might ship from an EU warehouse and no change


5/6,000 is a lot of reading. 1 book a day is a book for 15 years reading!!

Miike

ted1 wrote: »

Should be no bother.

They already charge Irish VAT. They’ll just need to add duty which is payable at point of entry. So it might ship from an EU warehouse and no change


5/6,000 is a lot of reading. 1 book a day is a book for 15 years reading!!

A lot of medical texts. Some of them aren't cheap at all

Trevord

Miike wrote: »

Slightly off topic lads but I'm more than willing to post in another forum, if someone can suggest the appropriate one.

In the event of a hard brexit, has Amazon got a back-up plan to continue allowing ROI shoppers using Amazon? Or is it just expected we'll change over to one of the other EU ones and be damned with Prime subscriptions etc? Anyone have ANY info this at all?

I have about 5/6,000 euros of books on preorder from .co.uk which are due out at various times between October 2019 and Feb 2020 thus my curiosity

The key problem people may run into is where they buy goods that have import duty/vat liable which has not yet been paid when the goods arrive in Ireland.

Amazon.co.uk could choose to put measures in place whereby these duties could be collected in the payment process in the event of no deal. That would avoid the issue of paying an administrative fee to customs in Ireland. This is what currently irks people when the buy stuff from Aliexpress that attracts the attention of customs - especially where the customs admin fee can be more than the customs that are due.

Many of the EU WTO MFN tariffs for stuff people might typically buy online (electronics, clothes etc) are actually very low. Food is one of the big exceptions - hence the focus on the implications for agriculture in the Brexit negotiations.

Given that Amazon.co.uk does free postage to Ireland for orders over £25 its conceivable that it might still be cheaper to buy from amazon.co.uk in the event of a no deal Brexit if a means exists to collect the duties in addition to the vat already collected in the payment process.

ted1

Trevord wrote: »

The key problem people may run into is where they buy goods that have import duty/vat liable which has not yet been paid when the goods arrive in Ireland.

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Vat is already collected. Duty on books may be low or a max of 10%

ted1

Trevord wrote: »

Many of the EU WTO MFN tariffs for stuff people might typically buy online (electronics, clothes etc) are actually very low. Food is one of the big exceptions - hence the focus on the implications for agriculture in the Brexit.

Is it more so the importation of food produce rather than the tariffs, hence the South American deal where a licence is required.

BBMcQ

Are there any go-to parcel motel type services for Germany/France? I can see the big players here either spreading into mainland Europe or partnering with existing networks over there.

Del2005

Miike wrote: »

Slightly off topic lads but I'm more than willing to post in another forum, if someone can suggest the appropriate one.

In the event of a hard brexit, has Amazon got a back-up plan to continue allowing ROI shoppers using Amazon? Or is it just expected we'll change over to one of the other EU ones and be damned with Prime subscriptions etc? Anyone have ANY info this at all?

I have about 5/6,000 euros of books on preorder from .co.uk which are due out at various times between October 2019 and Feb 2020 thus my curiosity

If you buy from Amazon.com you get it duty paid, I even got a few, Euro back recently from them because they over charged for the taxes, so I can't see why the UK site won't be the same.

The bigger issue is that the UK will be outside the EU so all your consumer protection is gone and that will be cause problems.

BBMcQ

Also, just to say thanks to the OP and subsequent contributors. I was about the pull the trigger on Xiaomi Airdots over the last few weeks and was willing to pay €40 for the UK site. Just ordered from the Spanish site for €25 delivered to my door! Thank you!

clint_silver

tried the site posted by OP but getting a blank page with svorcde.de in the middle of it, anyone else getting that

Skerries

BBMcQ wrote: »

Are there any go-to parcel motel type services for Germany/France? I can see the big players here either spreading into mainland Europe or partnering with existing networks over there.

mailboxde for Germany

the perfect ten

BBMcQ wrote: »

Are there any go-to parcel motel type services for Germany/France? I can see the big players here either spreading into mainland Europe or partnering with existing networks over there.

I've used mailboxde.com for several years for buying stuff from amazon.de for items sellers won't send to Ireland.

Invincible

BBMcQ wrote: »

Are there any go-to parcel motel type services for Germany/France? I can see the big players here either spreading into mainland Europe or partnering with existing networks over there.

For Germany maiboxde.com.

iniall

clint_silver wrote: »

tried the site posted by OP but getting a blank page with svorcde.de in the middle of it, anyone else getting that

Yep me too. What's that about?

Pique

iniall wrote: »

Yep me too. What's that about?

This is an old thread. The point of the resurrection is that Curiua is dead and this is now the place to go instead.

KOR101 wrote: »

https://www.hagglezon.com/

Reading the full thread (or at least checking the dates of the posts) can be helpful.

bryanpmurphy30

Try www.priceonline.eu for amazon comparisons between UK, France, Spain, Italy and the states

Skerries

bryanpmurphy30 wrote: »

Try www.priceonline.eu for amazon comparisons between UK, France, Spain, Italy and the states

brings you to a missing person site

Smiles35

Skerries wrote: »

brings you to a missing person site

That site is gone. There is a link up top that brings you here https://webprice.eu/ Might be by the same crowd.

Trevord

ted1 wrote: »

Is it more so the importation of food produce rather than the tariffs, hence the South American deal where a licence is required.

Straying off topic now, but to answer your question, the license you refer to is a thing called a tariff rate quota. It basically allows for some volume of goods to be imported at a low tariff or no tariff at all compared with the normal tariff that would otherwise apply.

The Mercosur deal is unrelated to Brexit - in fact it’s the opposite to Brexit. It’s about making trade easier rather than more difficult.

A free trade agreement between the EU and UK could allow for the negotiation of low tariffs between the two countries. But that won’t happen easily if we have a No Deal Brexit.

wotzgoingon

the perfect ten wrote: »

I've used mailboxde.com for several years for buying stuff from amazon.de for items sellers won't send to Ireland.

Invincible wrote: »

For Germany maiboxde.com.

I never used them. But I don't think they are as cheap to use as parcel Motel or addressPal and the like or are they?

Muahahaha

https://twitter.com/smytho/status/1169734996912934912