Never pay shipping at Amazon

[Anti Federalist]

Filling Station

http://www.filleritem.com/

How To Ensure You Always Get Free Shipping On Amazon

Amazon’s offer of free shipping is a blessing and a burden. They’ll send your items at no extra cost, yes, but your basket of goods has to reach a certain price before you qualify.

And there’s nothing more annoying than being $1.29 short and buying a $15 DVD out of frustration to round out your order.

Moments like that one call for Amazon Filler Item Finder, an innovative tool that helps you find every item Amazon sells, listed by price.

The site is an exercise in simplicity. Just enter the amount you’re short and you’ll see a list of products that match the price, starting from cheapest to more expensive.

Click on one you want to go to its Amazon page, add it to the cart, and enjoy your free shipping.

We used the site recently when we were 17 cents short on an order, and it suggested a small pencil sharpener.

It's best the best quarter we've spent in a long, long time.

 

[Bruno]

That is sweet! Thanks for the tip!

 

[WaltM]

you mean you don't know how to find a $1.50 item without a tool?

 

[low preference guy]

you mean you don't know how to find a $1.50 item without a tool?

Even if you know how to do it, this tool lets you doing it faster.

 

[Bruno]

you mean you don't know how to find a $1.50 item without a tool?

I just tried it, and it works sweet. Much quicker than searching around for an item to fit your dollar amount.

 

[sevin]

wow, thank you thank you!

 

[Matt Collins]

Thanks for letting us know about this. It's quite handy.

 

[Matt Collins]

Oddly enough they had John Stuart Mill's "Ulitarianism" for $2.50
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0486454223/ref=nosim/krisssoccersi-20/

 

[WaltM]

Oddly enough they had John Stuart Mill's "Ulitarianism" for $2.50
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0486454223/ref=nosim/krisssoccersi-20/

not odd at all.
these are short, public domain books.
Dover is known for reprinting these for cheap.

 

[heavenlyboy34]

Oddly enough they had John Stuart Mill's "Ulitarianism" for $2.50
[url]http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/0486454223/ref=nosim/krisssoccersi-20/[/URL]

I prefer "On Liberty". Utilitarians are creepy! lolz

 

[WaltM]

I prefer "On Liberty". Utilitarians are creepy! lolz

it's free here.
http://www.leopoldwilson.info/library/authors/john_stuart_mill/utilitarianism/index.html

 

[angelatc]

Just used this. It's very helpful!

 

[Anti Federalist]

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[Bruno]

Back for a short visit, WaltM banned again

 

[Che]

awezome.

 

[Brian Defferding]

Great tip! Thanks for posting.

 

[kaleidoscope eyes]

Ha ha! this is great.. I always feel guilty buying another book or CD or w/e I didn't really want in order to get that Free Shipping... thanks!

 

[angelatc]

There's even a Firefox plug-in for it!

 

[nate895]

Barnes and Noble has free shipping at $10 for members ($25 for non-members), and their free shipping is expedited.

 

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