Value for money

Victor · 2005-11-27 19:28:16

Not quite on the same tack as this thread, but if we are buying lots of stuff via Amazon and it is being delivered in bits and pieces, is this value for money, what with delivery charges, etc.?

27-11-2005 07:28PM

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Not quite on the same tack as this thread, but if we are buying lots of stuff via Amazon and it is being delivered in bits and pieces, is this value for money, what with delivery charges, etc.?

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#2 27-11-2005 07:40PM

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I'd contact them if I were you and explain it's for a charity occasion - perhaps they would hold the goods for one large shipment, or else even waive the delivery charge?

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#3 30-11-2005 04:08PM

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One large shipment would be handy. I'll ping Henbane and Dapper about this see if they can wangle something like that.

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#4 30-11-2005 04:18PM

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with amazon yu can select to send all products in the one shipment which if ceratin things are out of stock or unavailable , will delay the shipment.
dont think yu save much if anything at all by going for the one off shipment
sometimes the weight can make a difference in the postage and delivery

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