Comments on: Use Amazon Subscribe & Save to Save Money on Items You Buy Regularly http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/shopping/use-amazon-subscribe-save-to-save-money-on-items-you-buy-regularly/ Fri, 03 Feb 2012 17:42:24 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: jwoolmanhttp://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/shopping/use-amazon-subscribe-save-to-save-money-on-items-you-buy-regularly/#comment-47815 jwoolman Tue, 09 Dec 2008 06:28:42 +0000 http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/?p=3449#comment-47815 I use it for cases of toilet tissue and paper towels, and some medicinal items. Works well and I can ask for immediate shipment if I'm running out early or can skip a shipment. Amazon prices generally check out as cheapest for me. I use it for cases of toilet tissue and paper towels, and some medicinal items. Works well and I can ask for immediate shipment if I’m running out early or can skip a shipment. Amazon prices generally check out as cheapest for me.

]]> By: Revhttp://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/shopping/use-amazon-subscribe-save-to-save-money-on-items-you-buy-regularly/#comment-47664 Rev Fri, 05 Dec 2008 04:16:17 +0000 http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/?p=3449#comment-47664 I use Amazon S&S for cereal. I get a shipment once a month. I also get a variety of other supplies at less frequent intervals. Its also nice with Amazon Prime which is 79$ per year for unlimited 2 day shipping. If you shop there a lot it more than pays for itself. I use Amazon S&S for cereal. I get a shipment once a month. I also get a variety of other supplies at less frequent intervals. Its also nice with Amazon Prime which is 79$ per year for unlimited 2 day shipping. If you shop there a lot it more than pays for itself.

]]> By: Penelope Pincehttp://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/shopping/use-amazon-subscribe-save-to-save-money-on-items-you-buy-regularly/#comment-47655 Penelope Pince Thu, 04 Dec 2008 22:23:27 +0000 http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/?p=3449#comment-47655 I use Amazon's Subscribe and Save for regular orders of Spenda (no calorie sweetener) and have been very happy. We save a lot from what we would pay at our local supermarket ($6 per bag instead of $10) and it's convenient because it's automatically shipped to our door every 2 months.In fact, I wrote a post on my blog about this program just last month, if you don't mind my sharing: <a href="http://pecuniarities.com/save-on-groceries-and-household-supplies-with-amazons-subscribe-save-program/1594" rel="nofollow">Save on Groceries and Household Supplies with Amazon’s Subscribe & Save Program</a> I use Amazon’s Subscribe and Save for regular orders of Spenda (no calorie sweetener) and have been very happy. We save a lot from what we would pay at our local supermarket ($6 per bag instead of $10) and it’s convenient because it’s automatically shipped to our door every 2 months.

In fact, I wrote a post on my blog about this program just last month, if you don’t mind my sharing:
Save on Groceries and Household Supplies with Amazon’s Subscribe & Save Program

]]> By: Matthttp://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/shopping/use-amazon-subscribe-save-to-save-money-on-items-you-buy-regularly/#comment-47653 Matt Thu, 04 Dec 2008 21:26:50 +0000 http://www.thesunsfinancialdiary.com/?p=3449#comment-47653 My experience with Amazon S&S program has been very favorable. I have compared the prices to Costco and not only is it usually cheaper after the 15% discount....but the standard shipping is always free (No need to make sure you have at least $25 worth of stuff). I have used the S&S program to save money over Costco on diapers (Every month), granola bars (every six months), and dried fruit packages (every 6 months), and razor cartridges.Additionally, there have been things that I usd the program for just to get the discount and shipping....and then immediately cancelled after the first shipment (Or I just keep using the "delay the next shipment" option).Unless I was planning a trip to Costco in the coming week anyway, it is usually faster to order it through Amazon's S&S program than it is to wait until the next time I go....or make a special trip to Costco. My experience with Amazon S&S program has been very favorable. I have compared the prices to Costco and not only is it usually cheaper after the 15% discount….but the standard shipping is always free (No need to make sure you have at least $25 worth of stuff). I have used the S&S program to save money over Costco on diapers (Every month), granola bars (every six months), and dried fruit packages (every 6 months), and razor cartridges.

Additionally, there have been things that I usd the program for just to get the discount and shipping….and then immediately cancelled after the first shipment (Or I just keep using the “delay the next shipment” option).

Unless I was planning a trip to Costco in the coming week anyway, it is usually faster to order it through Amazon’s S&S program than it is to wait until the next time I go….or make a special trip to Costco.

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