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How much should you charge for a photograph?Find Amazon bargains!
I just stumbled over a clever tip over at the Consumerist – Basically, there’s a clever way of searching on Amazon.com, where you can find deals on photography gear at massive discounts! Set your credit card to stun…
The trick is quite cunning – all you have to do is to hack the URL a little bit, allowing you to find deals with a certain percentage off the recommended retail price!
Collected in an useful list here:
- 90 percent off
- 80 percent off
- 70 percent off
- 60 percent off
- 50 percent off
- 40 percent off
- 30 percent off
- 20 percent off
- 10 percent off
Fabulous, yes? Of course, (forgive me for the ruthless nameplugging) you can also get my book at 35% off
Fabulous stuff. Thanks for the tip, Consumerist!
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Comments
Anyone know if this can be done with other catagories, such as books, and if so, how one knows how to hack into the url?
Hmm, not a single Canon L series lens in the 90 percent off category…
Strange… :P
Awesome tip! I’ll definitely add this one to my blog as well.
bummer Andrew, I was thinking the same thing (but for Nikon)… really good deals on really crappy stuff… Cool tip though! I am sure with enough time on my hands I could find at least ONE thing that I could use! :)
Some of those in the 90% off category at least are ridiculously overpriced to begin with. Over $100 for a 256MB SD Card? It’s not a deal even with the 90% off.
it’s weird that i’m not jealous you wrote a book, simply that you have an author’s page on amazon.
It doesn’t work for amazon.co.uk unfortunately! It comes back saying nothing is avilable with x% off! Looks like the US has much better bargains!
They don’t ship to Australia . . . hello?!
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