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Ordering On Amazon
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Hi Abers.
A week or two my neighbour helped me to set up paypal.
She also ordered me 3 items on amazon that I recieved safely in the post.
She done the ordering for me while I looked on and didnt see properly what she had done. Now ---Can you please tell me the first steps of ordering what i want to order on Amazon. Very simple explanation wanted it here, as I feel a bit of a twirp and dont really want to ask her to help me again out x lol
Cheers Abers
A week or two my neighbour helped me to set up paypal.
She also ordered me 3 items on amazon that I recieved safely in the post.
She done the ordering for me while I looked on and didnt see properly what she had done. Now ---Can you please tell me the first steps of ordering what i want to order on Amazon. Very simple explanation wanted it here, as I feel a bit of a twirp and dont really want to ask her to help me again out x lol
Cheers Abers
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Although I've answered hundreds of questions here in Technology, I'd not ordered anything from Amazon until very recently. It's incredibly simple!
Simply find the first item you want to buy and click 'Add to Basket'. If you want something else, do the same again (and again, and again and . . . if you're buying a lot!). When you've got everything in the basket, click 'Proceed to checkout' and simply follow the instructions.
If you need more detailed instructions, they're here:
http://
but, for me, they make a simple task sound complicated; it isn't!
One word of caution though: DON'T put a tick where it offers free one day delivery with a free trial of 'Amazon Prime'. If you do that you'll be signing up to a service which (after the trial period) costs £49 per year!
Chris
Simply find the first item you want to buy and click 'Add to Basket'. If you want something else, do the same again (and again, and again and . . . if you're buying a lot!). When you've got everything in the basket, click 'Proceed to checkout' and simply follow the instructions.
If you need more detailed instructions, they're here:
http://
but, for me, they make a simple task sound complicated; it isn't!
One word of caution though: DON'T put a tick where it offers free one day delivery with a free trial of 'Amazon Prime'. If you do that you'll be signing up to a service which (after the trial period) costs £49 per year!
Chris
Don't buy anything from Amazon ! They don't pay enough tax in Britain, and they treat their workers like dog poo.
In the summer of 2011, I worked on the Census and one of my colleagues had worked for Amazon previously...we have an Amazon warehouse here in Swansea the size of Gatwick Airport.
( just thought of another reason to boycott Amazon...they call those places "fulfillment centers" not warehouses....American company, hence the tentative attachment to the English language )
His working conditions were dreadful...hardly any meal breaks, and he could only pee at appointed times. One day he turned up for work but his card wouldn't work the carpark barrier. When he managed to phone his Manager from the road outside the "fulfillment center" he was told that they didn't need him today and to try again the following morning, at 06.00. Can you imagine that sort-of thing happening elsewhere in British workplaces ?
Amazon are crap and we should encourage them !
In the summer of 2011, I worked on the Census and one of my colleagues had worked for Amazon previously...we have an Amazon warehouse here in Swansea the size of Gatwick Airport.
( just thought of another reason to boycott Amazon...they call those places "fulfillment centers" not warehouses....American company, hence the tentative attachment to the English language )
His working conditions were dreadful...hardly any meal breaks, and he could only pee at appointed times. One day he turned up for work but his card wouldn't work the carpark barrier. When he managed to phone his Manager from the road outside the "fulfillment center" he was told that they didn't need him today and to try again the following morning, at 06.00. Can you imagine that sort-of thing happening elsewhere in British workplaces ?
Amazon are crap and we should encourage them !
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