Never Used amazon - help

[WR450_geezer]

Hi,

I normally use play.com but I'm not paying their prices for some books for uni.

Anywho how do you know how much something is going to cost for delivery, and is it east to use.

Thanks

WR
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[biker-dj]

I think it depends - if you get the book direct from Amazon and you order a certain amount it is free delivery but some of the books are from private sellers, similar to ebay, and they should state the delivery charge. I guess you've tried egay I think it's easy to use, you may have to set up an account/log in.
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[WildGoose]

it will tell you after you put it in your basket, and go to checkout

before you finally confirm your order, it will give you a breakdown of all the postage, vat etc etc

its free postage if you spend over 60 quid or something and agree to a 3-5 day delivery time
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[karen_moomin]

Postage for books bought on Amazon marketplace are a set rate of £2.75 (sellers do not get to choose like on Ebay). I'm not sure about if you buy direct from Amazon, I think it's the same unless you spend over £15.

HTH