Having Amazon Prime was a gift in and of itself!?! However, I (Litsa) recently allowed my membership to expire—-or rather I didn’t renew at the $99 rate for 2014. I must say though that Amazon Prime—-and Amazon itself is a gift to yourself!
Several months ago, I (Litsa) purchased a Kindle. I have enjoyed reading more each day with free or inexpensive Kindle books. My last purchase was the book, Unglued, for $5.99 but then the price dropped to $0.99—-five dollars less. I happened to see the price drop just a day after my purchase. I specifically emailed customer service immediately after seeing this new ebook sale price. I wasn’t sure how Amazon would handle the situation. Within hours, I had my response.
Amazon refunded my $5.99 plus tax. I was sent a link via email with the refund information stated. Additionally, a link to conveniently repurchase my ebook was sent. I would have to agree with Renae’s positive remarks about shopping on Amazon—-did either of us mention saving gas/time from shopping online at home!?!
The only deal that is still on the table is Amazon Prime!?! Will I reinstate my membership for $99 a year? Or will a price drop be available for it in the near future!?!
Do you use Amazon from the comfort of your home?
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Make sure that you set goals so that you can have a benchmark to reach every week, month and year. This will allow you to form the discipline that is needed for quality investing and successful financial management. If you hit your goals, set them higher in the next timeframe that you choose.