Bullets 'n' Babes

Just a heads up that Amazon.com annual black friday deals start on Monday 22nd November.there were some cracking deals last year so it'll be worth checking day to day.interestingly for the first time ever the uk site is following suit with their own version there's bound to be a good deal or two knocking around.

Amazon.com Black Friday

http://www.amazon.com/Black-Friday-Afte ... =384082011

Amazon.co.uk Black Friday

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Year-End-Deals/ ... d_i=468294

Well done, Sam.

I knew Black Friday was Nov 26th, but I'd forgotten that the deals begin on the Monday before Thanksgiving.

Cheers for the reminder.

Thanks Sam Be interested to see what deals they have.

Thanks for the heads up. I hardly know anything about the whole black friday thing, cause the concept is unknown here in Holland. Hopefully I'll remember it next week.

Good news that co.uk is having offers, cause TBH after the whole .com/postoffice drama, I'm not too keen about ordering from the USA again...

Play.com is also having daily deals lately btw.

I'm hoping Big Trouble in Little China BD drops to $10-$12 again, I've been kicking myself for hesitating on purchasing that for almost a year now!

Thanks. A UK Black Friday too, cool.

Wait..... you don't HAVE to be black to take advantage of these deals, right!?!?!?

. It maybe time to find that boot polish Yi .

Shingster wrote:I'm hoping Big Trouble in Little China BD drops to $10-$12 again, I've been kicking myself for hesitating on purchasing that for almost a year now!

I got that a few months back for $9.99 (it's lowest price).

The problem with Amazon offers is that they sometimes last only hours.

Markgway wrote:

Shingster wrote:I'm hoping Big Trouble in Little China BD drops to $10-$12 again, I've been kicking myself for hesitating on purchasing that for almost a year now!

I got that a few months back for $9.99 (it's lowest price).

The problem with Amazon offers is that they sometimes last only hours.

yep,some of these black friday deals will be blink and you'll miss it "lightning" deals.i'm sure everyone will find something worthwhile though if they check regularly throughout the promotion.

Shingster wrote:I'm hoping Big Trouble in Little China BD drops to $10-$12 again, I've been kicking myself for hesitating on purchasing that for almost a year now!

It's at $9.99 currently

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0028Z ... ray-034-20

Yeah I ordered it late last night with Red Cliff I+II for £23.12p. Excluding shipping they're just 50p under the customs limit, so fingers crossed! Appreciate the heads up though!

Do you guys not get charged £1.50 by your bank when you buy from Amazon US?

It depends on the bank how much they charge. Even Nationwide now charge when not paying in Sterling . Just limit the amount of purchases and it's still worth it.

bradavon wrote:Even Nationwide now charge when not paying in Sterling .

You have had it done to you?

As I am with Nationwide and have made many $ purchases and never been charged a penny, even last week done it and no charge still. Odd. They have also never informed me of it, and if they did charge me I would go in and ask for my cash back now, tell them to piss off and shut my account down instantly (like I did with Llyoyds TSB). No company gets my cash by charging me to use my own cash.

No not yet but I got a letter/leaflet through the post, it's also publicised in the branches too. It's already kicked in. I'm unsure if it's a charge to use your debit card to pay for goods not in sterling or a charge to take cash out abroad (or both). Reading this article it seems to just be the latter:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/pers ... tions.html

There looks to be other options, if you get stung by Nationwide.

Is there no way to pay in GBP on Amazon US?

Balls! that's me more than Angry.
I refuse to pay a penny myself. I will be deeply looking into this shit good job you said as they have yet to say a word to me! a few months notice from them would have been good.
The amount of orders I put in around the world it will be hundreds of pounds a year tossed down the drain for me, making something cheap like 50p instantly jump up in price to pounds! that's barmy.

IronMonkey wrote:Is there no way to pay in GBP on Amazon US?

Yes it now is automatic but I like to change currency as it is sometimes a bit cheaper I have found.

You can pay in USD or GBP on Amazon.com (you choose on the final page) and just GBP on Amazon.co.uk. I currently choose to pay in USD though because Amazon's own exchange rate isn't as good. With charges, it could be cheaper though.

romerojpg wrote:Good job you said as they have yet to say a word to me!

Are you sure? I was even told in store "all customers will be notified". I think I got the letter in October.

If it's cash advance charges (i.e - through an ATM), it won't affect online purchases.

I never ever go in stores anymore, they rarely send me anything in post anymore either. Unless it was hidden in among some badly worded leaflet I cannot see how I missed something like that. Odd situation as they have not informed me online yet either, as I do all my banking on there you would expect a BIG POPUP like they usually do with important things like this.

I'm pretty sure I saw it in one of those annoying popups too. This sale is good timing for me, I start a new job in 1-2 weeks. Exact date not known yet.

OK so I just managed to order Big Trouble In Little China BD in GBP for £10.70. I closed Firefox, reopened and revisited Amazon US. I added AVATAR 3-disc BD to my cart, then proceeded to the checkout, and now I don't get the option for switching to GBP - what gives?!

Lot of shit really.

Been generating widespread complaints with offers selling out as soon as the counter hits zero.

There are more than just the Lightning Deals though.

grim_tales wrote:There are more than just the Lightning Deals though.

So, what are the good deals that Amazon has then!?

I was kinda hoping for lots if discounts, but so far it's been just meh, or maybe I'm not looking in the right places..>!?