How to Get the Best Amazon Deals
There are t-minus 16 shopping days left in the 2018 Christmas season. And if you’re on a razor tight budget (like yours truly), you’re trying to figure out how to make a dollar stretch further than ever on Amazon.
Good news — you have come to the right place. Today, we’re going to break down how to get the best Amazon deals this holiday shopping season.
Use PriceWaiter for Negotiating Amazon Deals
A great starting point for getting Amazon Deals is PriceWaiter — a free Google Chrome extension that lets you submit your own prices for goods like headphones, speakers, and portable GPS gear.
Simply install the free Chrome extension and look for the pink dropdown to appear on products that are open to bid. Place your bid and wait for a counter-offer or acceptance from a validated retailer. It’s that simple.
Read this great article on how PriceWaiter saved this shopper $50 on a $149 pair of Ray-Bans.
Look for Great Deals on Slightly Used Amazon Goods
As the old saying goes, once you drive a new car off the lot, its value gets cut in half. The same applies for Amazon purchases.
The beauty of Amazon is the number of options it gives you on a single product. Don’t feel like paying full price for a brand-new book? Buy one slightly used at a fraction of the cost.
But you still have essentially a brand-new car on your hands. When it comes to Christmas items, certain gifts are worth buying at a slightly used markdown. Again, books are a great option to buy “Used.”
Buy an Amazon Return Box
If you are looking to get thousands of dollars worth of gear for a fraction of the price, then you should explore buying an Amazon Return Box.
The above video (plus others like this one and this one) show you how to get insane deals on new or barely used products that have been returned to Amazon. Use one or more of the goods you buy as a gift and sell the rest at a profit.
How to Get the Best Amazon Deals
Use PriceWaiter’s free Chrome Extension to name your own price and create your own amazing Amazon deals this holiday season and beyond.
Happy hunting, my friends.
