Sometimes you just need to scream!!!

[snickerd3]

i get the notices to update all the time, but when I try the IT filters/blocks prevent us from doing so

 

[knight1fox3]

Amazon is raising their prime membership $20 ldman: . Still a good deal for how much I use it I suppose.

 

[Krakosky]

Recently got it and I love it. 2 day shipping is awesome.

 

[Capt Worley PE]

Court papers claim third-party vendors are encouraged to charge more for what they sell to Prime members by the amount that shipping would cost -- without revealing that the prices are allegedly "inflated."

"For example, if the price of an item is advertised for $10 with $3.99 shipping and the [vendor] wishes to match or top their price, the [vendor] would charge $13.99 or higher," the lawsuit states. "By concealing the shipping charges in the price of the product, Amazon is able to recoup the cost of shipping because it receives a percentage of the product's price."

"The bottom line is the free shipping that Amazon offered to its Prime members wasn't free," a lawyer for Burke told ABC.

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/03/amazon_prime_prices_membership_free_shipping_lawsuit.html

 

[YMZ PE]

I figured that's why a pack of 10 condoms cost $15.99 through Amazon. I'll just drive to Big Lots next time.

 

[Krakosky]

Giggity.

 

[Dark Knight]

Do they sell 12 condoms pack?

I may buy one and then will be good for the year.

 

[NJmike PE]

what's a condom?

 

[Dark Knight]

what's a condom?

That explains everything....

 

[mudpuppy]

Court papers claim third-party vendors are encouraged to charge more for what they sell to Prime members by the amount that shipping would cost -- without revealing that the prices are allegedly "inflated."

"For example, if the price of an item is advertised for $10 with $3.99 shipping and the [vendor] wishes to match or top their price, the [vendor] would charge $13.99 or higher," the lawsuit states. "By concealing the shipping charges in the price of the product, Amazon is able to recoup the cost of shipping because it receives a percentage of the product's price."

"The bottom line is the free shipping that Amazon offered to its Prime members wasn't free," a lawyer for Burke told ABC.

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/03/amazon_prime_prices_membership_free_shipping_lawsuit.html

I've noticed this. I'll look something up under my account and it is a good price, then have my girlfriend go to order it with prime and it costs more for her. It's still cheaper than paying for 2-day shipping, though. As always, buyer beware.

 

[YMZ PE]

Do they sell 12 condoms pack?

I may buy one and then will be good for the year.

That would get me through 2 years!

 

[Road Guy]

Shooting blanks is the only way to go!

Plus I get the added bonus of all that testosterone running through my body since it can't be released out to the wild anymore it's a great feeling

BRB

 

[Dark Knight]

Do they sell 12 condoms pack?

I may buy one and then will be good for the year.

That would get me through 2 years!

OK. I shall not complaint then.

2 years???? Really?

 

[Road Guy]

She probably wears those ugly sweat pants and stretched out 10 year old t-shirt to bed

 

[YMZ PE]

^ Team Building Exercise '99!

I married an older man. I recently found out through a standup comedy routine that this is typical, and one of the reasons older women often date men in their 20s.

 

[NJmike PE]

She probably wears those ugly sweat pants and stretched out 10 year old t-shirt to bed

>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCy2oBVwHWY

 

[Dexman PE PMP]

what's a condom?

Not sure, I think I've only used a few over the last 10 years...

 

[knight1fox3]

Court papers claim third-party vendors are encouraged to charge more for what they sell to Prime members by the amount that shipping would cost -- without revealing that the prices are allegedly "inflated."

"For example, if the price of an item is advertised for $10 with $3.99 shipping and the [vendor] wishes to match or top their price, the [vendor] would charge $13.99 or higher," the lawsuit states. "By concealing the shipping charges in the price of the product, Amazon is able to recoup the cost of shipping because it receives a percentage of the product's price."

"The bottom line is the free shipping that Amazon offered to its Prime members wasn't free," a lawyer for Burke told ABC.

http://www.syracuse.com/news/index.ssf/2014/03/amazon_prime_prices_membership_free_shipping_lawsuit.html

I've noticed this. I'll look something up under my account and it is a good price, then have my girlfriend go to order it with prime and it costs more for her. It's still cheaper than paying for 2-day shipping, though. As always, buyer beware.

Yup. And actually, I've also been checking what added tax does to the final cost before I buy. And often times there are other competitive online vendors that have the same price without the taxes and still have free shipping. So I go with that.

 

[Krakosky]

Didn't wear pedants to bed last night, only a shirt. Didn't sweat. My experiment continues.

 

[YMZ PE]

My car's in the collision repair shop and I've been trying to get a rental through the insurance company all morning, but the claim rep hasn't called me back. I have to take the kids to the dentist this afternoon so I may have to eat the cost of the rental and hope I can get reimbursed. Aggggghhhhhh!!